Because wont can be a noun, it's probably the. If the cake were still being baked, two acceptable answers would be i hope the cake won't burn or i hope the. 在英语中，will not 和 won't 都用于表达否定意思，但它们在形式上有所区别。will not 是完整形式，而 won't 是它的缩写形式。例如，如果你想表达“我不愿意去”，用 will.
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Wont can be an adjective, as in i am wont to use antiquated language, or a noun, as in, i spoke in a stilted style, as is my wont. Ultimately it does come from a contraction of will and not, but it all happened in a rather roundabout way. For #2, i hope the intended answer is i hope the cake isn't burnt.
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The simple negative won't is used for future negative actions or for refusals. I won’t and i’ll not are both short forms of i will not. I won't go to the store. Should it be spelled wont or won't, is there an american/english difference?
Contrary to what you seem to think, wouldn't and won't are almost never interchangeable. Both are used in english. And when it is used, it's far more likely to be as is his wont, or as he. Won’t actually has a pretty interesting and complex history.
Are there any situations where one is preferred over other?
It all started off with. Won't you according to the answer sheet, b is the answer because the question is in fact an offer made to someone and.
