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    Slang I

    Have a look at these words:

    SLANG
    MEANING
    wanna
    want to, want a
    oughta ought to
    lotta lot of
    gonna going
    gotcha I got you
    gimme give me
    dunno don't know

     

    Use one of these words to fill in these sentences:

    1) I'm ..................................... get you!

    2) Then he grabbed hold of me and said " .....................................!"

    3) Thief: "Just shut up and ..................................... the money!"

    4) Sorry, I can't stay. I ..................................... go now.

    5)
    - What's his name?
    - I .....................................

    6) Go away! I don't ..................................... talk to you!


    7) I think you ..................................... talk to him before it's too late.

    8) This is going cost you a whole ..................................... money.

     

     

     

    ANSWERS

    1) I'm gonna get you!

     

    2) Then he grabbed hold of me and said "Gotcha!"

     

    3) Le voleur: "Just shut up and gimme the money!"

     

    4) Sorry, I can't stay. I gotta go now.

     

    5)
    - What's his name?
    - I dunno.

     

    6) Go away! I don't wanna talk to you!



    7) I think you oughta talk to him before it's too late.

     

    8) This is going cost you a whole lotta money.



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