Informal Contractions: Give me

Learn how to use informal contractions to sound like a native English speaker.

To sound more like a native English speaker, mastering informal contractions can be incredibly useful. One common example is replacing "give me" with "gimme". This small change can make your speech sound more fluent and natural.

Instead of saying "Give me", try saying "gimme". This contraction is widely used in casual conversations among native speakers.

Example Sentences:

• Instead of "Give me the book", say "Gimme the book".
• Instead of "Give me a minute", say "Gimme a minute".

Using "gimme" instead of "give me" is a simple yet effective way to make your English sound more relaxed and conversational. It’s a great way to fit in better with native speakers in informal settings.

Watch the video to hear examples and practice using "gimme" in place of "give me". By incorporating this and other informal contractions into your daily conversations, you'll be on your way to sounding more like a native English speaker