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Discover Ludwig"won't start" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to express that something is not going to begin or be done. Example: He won't start the project until he gets approval from his supervisor.
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It won't start again.
Still, the plane won't start.
(We won't start recommending anything fancy).
My car won't start in the snow.
Ingram won't start at outside 'backer, though.
We won't start until you've left".
Her car won't start, that's all.
"They won't start it," he said.
They won't start doing it until everyone else does".
But if the Dodge won't start, then what?
"I'm worried I won't start in this series," he said.
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