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Jigneshbharati Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Won't
In most cases, you won’t give yourself an intravenous medication.
https://www.healthline.com/health/intravenous-medication-administration
Please explain the use of "won't" in the context.
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You WILL NOT be doing this. There are things that you can do - self-medicating intravenously is one of them but, in most cases, it is not the method you will be using.
- You WILL NOT be doing this.
- There are things that you can do - self-medicating intravenously is one of them but, in most cases, it is not the method you will be using.
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You WILL NOT be doing this. There are things that you can do - self-medicating intravenously is one of them but, in most cases, it is not the method you will be using.
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