si "won" significa ganó ¿que significa "won't?

Question

¿que significa "won't" puede ser , no gano ó perdió?.Perdonad pero pero soy nueva en esto.

Answer 1

Entiendo la razón por la que estás confundida. Pero won't no tiene nada que ver con ganar ni perder. Won't es una contracción de "will + not." Se trata del tiempo verbal del futuro.

"I will not go to the hospital" equivale "I won't go to the hospital." En español los dos quieren decir "No iré al hospital."

She won't, he won't, we won't, they won't, I won't, you won't

Nice answer Dandi. I'm guessing she's having trouble grasping the idea of contractions. - Yeser007, Jan 3, 2010

I'm not surprised with this one - when you think about it, logically it should be "win't". She must wonder where the o comes from ! - sheila-foster, Jan 4, 2010

Answer 2

I liked Dandi's explanation above. It's also helpful to know that in English, the future tense always requires a two-verb construction: I will do it; I won't do it. She will do it; she will not do it. There's no one word future conjugation, as there is in Spanish. Another good contraction for you to know: I'll do it= I will do it= lo haré; he'll do it; we'll do it; they'll do it..

good point:) - 003487d6, Jan 4, 2010

Answer 3

won't = will not

Answer 4

It also is unrelated to "won ton soup" (in Chinese restaurants).

Unless you won't want the one won ton soup you won! - LateToDinner, Sep 10, 2010