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Not gonna have a future

🇬🇧 UK //nɒt ˈɡɒnə hæv ə ˈfjuːtʃər// 🇺🇸 US //nɑt ˈɡɑnə hæv ə ˈfjutur//

Meaning of Not gonna have a future

Indicates a lack of prospects or hope for the future.

In simple words: Will not have a future.

Not gonna have a future in a sentence

• After all the mistakes he made, he feels like he's not gonna have a future.
• If we keep ignoring the problem, we’re not gonna have a future.

How to use Not gonna have a future

Often used in casual conversations to express pessimism about prospects. Avoid in formal situations; can sound overly negative.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a clock that stops ticking - no time left for a future.

Related words

Collocations with Not gonna have a future

• not gonna have
• have a future
• future prospects

Synonyms for Not gonna have a future

• no prospects
• no future
• without hope

Common mistakes with Not gonna have a future

• Omitting 'gonna' when it should be kept for informal tone.
• Confusing with 'not going to have a future', which is more formal.
• Using in optimistic contexts, which contradicts its meaning.

Frequently asked questions about "Not gonna have a future"

What does "Not gonna have a future" mean?

Will not have a future.

What is the definition of "Not gonna have a future"?

Indicates a lack of prospects or hope for the future.

How do you use "Not gonna have a future" in a sentence?

After all the mistakes he made, he feels like he's not gonna have a future.

Can you give another example of "Not gonna have a future"?

If we keep ignoring the problem, we’re not gonna have a future.

What are synonyms for "Not gonna have a future"?

Common alternatives include no prospects, no future, without hope.

What words go with "Not gonna have a future"?

It commonly pairs with not gonna have, have a future, future prospects.

What are common mistakes when using "Not gonna have a future"?

Omitting 'gonna' when it should be kept for informal tone. Confusing with 'not going to have a future', which is more formal. Using in optimistic contexts, which contradicts its meaning.

How do you pronounce "Not gonna have a future"?

US: //nɑt ˈɡɑnə hæv ə ˈfjutur//, UK: //nɒt ˈɡɒnə hæv ə ˈfjuːtʃər//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is "Not gonna have a future" formal or informal?

"Not gonna have a future" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use "Not gonna have a future"?

Often used in casual conversations to express pessimism about prospects. Avoid in formal situations; can sound overly negative.