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Latest post Mon, Jul 3 2006 1:14 PM by Believer. 2 replies.
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Believer  +  242197 Mon, 03 Jul 06 12:53 AM

Are these sentences the same (same???) ?

Sir, I am regret to report but he won't do it.

Sir, I am regret to report but he will not do it. 

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YoungCalifornian  +  242204 Mon, 03 Jul 06 03:13 AM

Well, won't is a contraction of will not, so it that sense they mean the same thing, but both sentences still share some other grammatical problems.  I would rewrite it as:

Sir, I regret to report that he will not/won't do it. 

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Believer  +  242318 Mon, 03 Jul 06 01:14 PM

Thank you. That was very helpful. I also got your point.

I regret writing those exact sentences to pose a question.  

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