going to + verb → gonna

    注意：如果going to后面沒(méi)有跟動(dòng)詞，那就不發(fā)成gonna 咯~ 例如：I'm going
to a movie. 不能說(shuō)成I'm gonna a movie.

    Listen to each part of the conversation ： first spoken with careful
（slow） pronunciation； then spoken with relaxed （fast） pronunciation.

    LISA： Oh ， are you going to pay our bills tonight ？

    ANN ： I'm going to try.

    LISA： Thanks. I want to handle our money soon， but I'm so busy.
So， what are you going to pay first？

    ANN ： First？ Well ， we're not going to have enough money for this
month's electric bill.

    LISA： You're not going to pay this month's electric bill ？

    ANN ： Oh ， I'm going to pay it， but not right now.

    LISA： When are you going to pay it ？

    ANN ： I'm going to pay it after I pay last month's water bill.

    LISA： You haven't paid last month's water bill ？

    ANN ： No. I'm going to pay last month's rent first.

    Listen to the entire conversation again ， spoken with relaxed（fast）

    pronunciation.

    對(duì)話(huà)中所出現(xiàn)的此前學(xué)過(guò)的連音：you → ya ； want to→ wanna； What
are you → Whaddaya ； for→ fer； you're → yer