How will you respond to this challenge?

Gonna is used in written English to represent the words `going to' when they are pronounced informally. Then what am I gonna do? Collins COBUILD Advanced ... Dec 19, 2012 ... “Let's pretend I blew up the school… all the schools. Now that you're dead, what are you gonna' do with your life?” – J.D. “Heathers”. What we gonna do now? (= What are we going to do now?) Don't know about you ... , meaning I don't know is characteristic of very informal speech in ... Apr 24, 2008 ... ... what you gonna do?” “I look at it this way,” said Mr. Lusardo, who ... He figures he makes about 15 cents on the $3.99, meaning he's ... Dec 22, 2006 ... Yes, it is British slang. It's always said with a heavy meaningful stress on "do", and is short for a number of cheery phrases. Nov 9, 2023 ... Chris Stapleton's album 'Higher' is out now. Listen here: http://strm.to/Higher Listen to Chris Stapleton's complete collection: ... Apr 5, 2021 ... “I am going to do [something]” means that you have formed the intention of performing an act or function in the future, so that it will be ... Nov 17, 2023 ... A vulnerable and melancholy introduction to the record, Stapleton co-wrote the song with his CMA Awards 2021-performing partner and fellow country megastar, ... That, I think, is the true meaning, but behind even empowerment is "I trust you. ... I expect great service I want great service and I'm gonna do my best to make ... ... he needs help, and I'm gonna do what I can to help him." Yeah? Well, then ease off on making practice the Meaning Of Life, Lar. Everybody ain't cut out to ...