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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
The car doesn't start or the car won't start
What's the difference in meaning between the two sentences below and when to use them(in which situations)?
a. The car doesn't start.
and
b. The car won't start.
Thank you in advance!
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There is no difference in meaning if you are speaking of a present or recent attempt. If you are clairvoyant and speaking of a future attempt, then only B will work, of course.
- There is no difference in meaning if you are speaking of a present or recent attempt.
- If you are clairvoyant and speaking of a future attempt, then only B will work, of course.
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There is no difference in meaning if you are speaking of a present or recent attempt. If you are clairvoyant and speaking of a future attempt, then only B will work, of course.
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