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What does the phrase 'I won't' typically indicate?

• A future intention to do something

• A refusal or decision not to do something

• An ongoing action in the present

• A past action that was completed

In which situation would you most likely use 'I won't'?

• When declining an offer

• When describing a past event

• When agreeing to a request

• When making a promise

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'I won't'?

• I won't go to the party.

• I won't be able to attend.

• I won't have finished by then.

• I won't have gone yesterday.

How does 'I won't' differ from 'I will'?

• 'I won't' is used in questions, 'I will' in statements.

• 'I won't' indicates refusal, 'I will' indicates agreement.

• 'I won't' is used for past actions, 'I will' for future actions.

• 'I won't' is more formal than 'I will'.

Which of these sentences correctly uses 'I won't'?

• I won't have seen the movie last week.

• I won't had dinner already.

• I won't be going to the meeting tomorrow.

• I won't was there yesterday.