Rodrigo
What's correct? I want be sure what's the better way: 1) I gonna to go to school or I gonna go to school 2) I was in a hospital or I got in a hospital 3) I been in a hospital or I've been in a hospital 4) I did in a hospital or I did it in a hospital 5) just as I thought or just like I thought Thanks for reading
Jul 7, 2015 4:19 AM
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What's correct?

I want to know which is better:
1) "I gonna to go to school", or "I gonna go to school". [Neither is correct. write <em>I am going to go to school. Gonna </em>is short for <em>going to. </em>While many English speakers say this, we write out <em>going to, </em>unless we are writing dialog, in which case it is <em>"I'm gonna go to school". </em><em>I'm </em>is a contraction of <em>I am.</em>] 
2) "I was in a hospital", or "I got in a hospital". [<em>I was in a hospital </em>is correct, but you probably want to say <em>I was in the hospital.</em>] 
3) "I been in a hospital", or "I've been in a hospital". [<em>I've been in a hospital. </em>But again you probably want to say <em>I've been in the hospital.</em>] 
4) "I did in a hospital", or "I did it in a hospital". <em>[I did it in a hospital]</em>
5) just as I thought or just like I thought [<em>just as I thought]</em>

Thanks for reading

July 7, 2015
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