The "going to" of this future construction is frequently contracted in colloquial English to "(be) gonna", and in some forms of English the copula may also be omitted. Hence "You're going to like it" could be said as "You're gonna like it" or just "You gonna like it". In the first person, "I'm gonna" may further contract to "I'm'n'a" or "" , or frequently . (For derived forms found in English-based creole languages, see below.) This is true even when the main verb is elided, as in "Yes, I'm/you're/etc. gonna (do that)."