• “your/you’re” weakened into “yer”(/jɪr/, sounds like “year”)
  • “yours” weakened into “yers”(/jɪrs/)
  • “for” weakened into “fer”(/fər/)
  • “of” weakened into “a”(/ə/)
  • “you” weakened into “ya”(/jə/)
  • “-ing” weakened into “-in”, usually used in verb’s continuous form, $\color{red}{informal}$
  • “what do you/what are you” weakened into “whaddaya”(/wɑːdəjə/)
  • “what are you” weakened into “whacha”(/wɑːtʃə/), $\color{red}{informal}$ than “whaddaya”
  • “what do we/they” weakened into “whadda we/they”
  • “want to” weakened into “wanna”(/wənə/)
  • “going to + verb” weakened into “gonna”(/gənə/)
  • “can” weakened into “kin”(/kən/)，weak than below
  • “can’t” weakened into “kan”(/kæn/), swallow “t”, stress “can”
  • “get” weakened into “git”(/gɪ/), t is weakened
  • “to” weakened into “ta”(/tə/)
  • “(vowel) + to” weakened into “da”(/də/) e.g. “go to” weakened into “go da”
  • “got to” weakened into “gotta”
  • “have to” weakened into “hafta”
  • “has to” weakened into “hasta”
  • “used to” weakened into “useta”
  • “supposed to” weakened into “supposta”
  • “he” weakened into linked “e”(/i/) e.g. “did he” weakened into “dide”(/dɪdi/)
  • “his” weakened into linked “is”(/ɪz/) e.g. “sent his” weakened into “seniz”(/senɪz/)
  • “him” weakened into linked “im”(/ɪm/) e.g. “sent him” weakened into “senim”(/senɪm/)
  • “her” weakened into linked “er”(/ər/) e.g. “took her” weakened into “tooker”(/tʊkər/)
  • “em” weakened into linked “em”(/əm/) e.g. “want them” weakened into “wantem”(/wɑːntəm/)
  • “and” weakened into bilinked “n”(/n/) e.g. “room and a room” weakened into “roomn na room”(/ruːmən nə ruːm/)
  • “or” weakened into “er”(/ər/)
  • “don’t know” weakened into “donno”(/doʊnoʊ/)
  • “t + you” weakened into “cha”(/tʃə/) e.g. “not you” weakened into “nocha”(/nɑːtʃə/)
  • “t + your/you’re” weakened into “cher”(/tʃər/) e.g. “want your” weakened into “wancher”(/wɑːntʃər/)
  • “d + you” weakened into “ja”(/dʒə/) e.g. “could you” weakened into “coulja”(/kʊdʒə/)
  • “d + your/you’re” weakened into “jer”(/dʒər/) e.g. “did your” weakened into “dijer”(/dɪdʒər/)
  • “(wh- question word) + have” weakened into linked “ave”(/æv/), “ave” can further weakened into “of”(/əv/) e.g. “what have” weakened into “whadof”
  • “(wh- question word) + has” weakened into linked “as”(/əz/) e.g. “what has” weakened into “whadas”
  • “(wh- question word) + had” weakened into linked “ad”(/əd/) e.g. “what had” weakened into “whadad”
  • “(subject) + have/has/had/haven’t/hasn’t/hadn’t” weakened into “ave/as/ad/aven’t/asn’t/adn’t” e.g. “I have” weakened into “I ave”(/aɪ æv/)
  • “(modal verbs) + have + (perfect tenses)” weakened into linked “a”(/ə/), $\color{red}{informal}$
    • “should have” weakened into “shoulda”
    • “could have” weakened into “coulda”
    • “would have” weakened into “woulda”
    • “must have” weakened into “musta”
    • “may have” weakened into “maya”
    • “might have” weakened into “mighta”
  • “(negtive modal verbs) + have + (perfect tenses)” weakened into linked “a”(/ə/), $\color{red}{informal}$
    • “shouldn’t have” weakened into “shoulna”, “d” is swallowed, the same below
    • “couldn’t have” weakened into “coulna”
    • “wouldn’t have” weakened into “woulna”
  • “let me” weakened into “lemme”(/lemi/), $\color{red}{informal}$
  • “give me” weakened into “gimme”(/ɡɪmi/), $\color{red}{informal}$
  • “about” weakened into linked “bout”(/baʊ/), $\color{red}{informal}$
  • “because” weakened into “cause”(/kɔːz/), $\color{red}{informal}$
  • “come on” weakened into “c’mon”(/kmɑːn/), $\color{red}{informal}$
  • delete question words, can also further delete subject, $\color{red}{informal}$, e.g.:
    • “do you want some…?” into “(you) want some…?”
    • “are you going to see…?” into “(you) gonna see…?”
    • “would you like to…?” into “(you) like to…?”
    • “have you seen the…?” into “(you) seen the…?”
  • unusual contractions
    • “what are” into “what’re”
    • “what will” into “what’ll”
    • “where are” into “where’re”
    • “where will” into “where’ll”
    • “why are” into “why’re”
    • “why will” into “why’ll”
    • “who are” into “who’re”
    • “who will” into “who’ll”
    • “when are” into “when’re”
    • “when will” into “when’ll”
    • “how are” into “how’re”
    • “how will” into “how’ll”