By Dialects, Conversations

In "proper" conversational and written English, the first three should all be "quickly" (though some dialects might use "quick"). In #3 more people of all persuasions might say "quick" in conversation, or even in informal writing (though never in formal...

Maybe you are referring to words used in everyday conversations. Well, there are not many in English. Less than in Italian, at least, I guess.In my dialect there are very little, anyway. There are no formal words, only informal ones (my dialect is never used in formal situations).

>> I got what you meant MrP ... When i make a conversation , i use them (um, er..etc) involuntary. For example if we were talking face to face , i would say 'i use them ,umm,invotuntary.' . Because i would think to find a fit word... In my opinion , i have not found that kind of...

Do you mean dialect perhaps, instead of dialogue? A dialogue is a conversation. I'm sure there are more linguisticly formal ways to describe a dialect, but it's basically the way a group of people use grammar, and their vocabulary and pronunciation.

<I have to say (or I must say!), I am astonished at this conversation. I do not, for one moment, stop to consider whether there are external or internal factors involved before I say "I must do X" or "I have to do X." And I certainly do not do this kind of analysis if someone says it to...

b is correct. He isn't a good boy Here are the rules for contractions: Apostrophes with Verb Contractions Apostrophes generally show missing letters in contractions. In most formal writing such contractions should be avoided. The most common contractions involve verbs in five situations....

Here I am, Hep! Hey, you scare me with your intention to ask lots of questions... But I'll try my best, after all! So let's start! Hepburngeng wrote:1.What are the top-10 Russian family names nowadays? Hm, it is difficult to say, really... I don't have such statistics, but the first 10...

Though this thread is old,it's about Russia.I'd like to make good use of this thread to ask lots of questions about Russia. And...Where is Ruslana now? 1.What are the top-10 Russian family names nowadays? 2.I heard that married women in Russia will change their family names to their...

Abbie1948 wrote:There are so many Br. accents and dialects! Learners generally pick up the one spoken by their teacher. RP is the type of speech used by the queen. If you want something "middle of the road" the most commonly used is probably "Estuary English" as spoken by people like Tony...

I just have one thing to add -- all these excellent replies address the difference between "I'm getting married..." and "I'm going to get married..." which was certainly the point of the question. Actually, however, the origianl question asked about "I'm gonna get married" and I don't think any...