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Ztq3 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct

1. A compilation report will not have an opinion.
2. A compilation report won't have an opinion.

I chose #1, but my boss chose #2
Thanks
  

Top answer

As far as I am aware, "won't" is completely equal to "will not".

  • As far as I am aware, "won't" is completely equal to "will not".
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As far as I am aware, "won't" is completely equal to "will not".
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kolokoy 1. A compilation report will not have an opinion.2. A compilation report won't have an opinion.I chose #1, but my boss chose #2Thanks
"won't" is the contraction for "will not", so it's not worth arguing about. The meaning is the same. Your boss appears to like contractions more than you do! That's all.

Given the choice, a native speaker wil
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But will not is more professional to use in writing?
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kolokoy But will not is more professional to use in writing?
It's more formal. In the opinion of some, very formal.

CJ

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