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All right, in this Crameri fresh, we're going to start by looking again at some of these special attractions

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we use when we're speaking these kind of contractions.

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We've looked at them before.

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If you've watched other grandma refresh, but we're going to keep looking at them because they're very

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helpful when you're listening to help you understand when a native speaker is talking to you.

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And these contractions that we look at today are want to becomes Waagner.

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If you're what are you or what do you become whatcha.

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And have got to becomes God.

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So, you know, it used to hearing these contractions want to watch out because they're very different

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than the actual words themselves and they're not used to hearing them get lost in a conversation pretty

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quickly.

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Well, let's look at some examples that I don't want to be here.

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I don't want to be here very quick, all runs together may be hard to understand, but we don't speak

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slowly like this.

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Normally it's not I don't want to be here.

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If we did say something like I don't want to be here, then it's because we're adding a special emphasis

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to the fact that we don't want to be there.

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But if we're just speaking, then we're going to contract it and it's going to be I don't want to be

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here.

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The next one, what you're doing, what you're doing.

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So, again, this what is what are you.

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But are you becomes what is so this one very unusual, this sound comes from nowhere, right?

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What you're doing?

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What are you doing, what you're doing?

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What you're doing, what you're what you're doing.

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And the next one, sorry, got to go now or call you back.

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Gotta I gotta go now.

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Got to go now.

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It's much easier to say than sorry, I got to go now.

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Sounds a little strange.

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Daria Burgo now.

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Sorry, have go.

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The next thing we'll look at is we use the phrase, it must be nice or it must be great or some type

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of adjective, plus the ISG form of the verb.

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And this phrase.

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It can be a good thing, right?

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You can be sincere and say, oh, it must be nice to have friends, right.

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But normally we're going to use this phrase when we are jealous about that thing.

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And we're kind of just it.

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Oh, it must be nice to have friends, right?

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Like, I don't have any friends.

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I wouldn't know, but it must be nice.

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So you're kind of using this in a jealous situation.

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But let's look at our examples.

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The first one is your parents are paying for your trip.

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It must be nice not having to worry about money, right, so here there's a there's a meaning behind

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this, right?

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They don't mean this.

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They don't mean, oh, look at you.

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It's nice to not have to be worried about money.

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Right.

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This is more of a jealous response, like, oh, it must be nice not having to worry about money.

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Right.

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Like, I have to pay for everything.

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You don't know how hard it is.

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The next sentence, it must be great knowing everyone around here.

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So, again, this could be a normal sentence.

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But, you know, right now we're looking at when we use it in a jealous way.

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So when this person is saying it must be great knowing everyone around here, this is like kind of like

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sarcasm where you're saying jealously to your friend because you don't know anyone maybe.

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And so it's very uncomfortable for you.