English Grammar Tenses Future tense
1. She won't listen to my advice.
2. She will not listen to my advice.
3. The door won't open.
4. The door will not open.
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Is each pair the same?
Does #1 mean volitional future?
Does #2 mean volitional future or simple future?
Each pair is the same, yes.
They are both in simple future; the only difference is that one is phrased with a contraction (won't) and the other is spelled out (will not).
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