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Sentence examples for gonna get from inspiring English sources

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The term "gonna get" is not traditionally used in written English.
In informal, spoken English, "gonna get" means "going to get" and is used to express the future tense. For example: "I'm gonna get up early tomorrow and go for a run."

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"I'm gonna get crucified".

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The New York Times

I'm gonna get him.

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The New Yorker

It's gonna get whacked.

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The New York Times - Arts

You're not gonna get hit.

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The New Yorker

I'm gonna get my network.

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The New Yorker

It's only gonna get bigger.

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The New York Times

Still hoping to find one Whene the keys aren's human bones, but even so #feelitgonnaeful I imagete death so mech it feels mere like a memery.

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The New Yorker

You're not gonna get anywhere.

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The Guardian

It's gonna get frickin amazing!

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The Guardian - Travel

"You ain't gonna get toast".

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The New York Times

He's gonna get his numbers.

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The Guardian - Sport
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