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1. She will go back home soon. ['Will' is not stressed. No volition of the subject]
2. She will go back home soon. ['will' is stressed]
2-2. She intends to go back home soon.
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When 'will' is stressed, does #2 mean #2-2?
3. She won't go back home soon. [simple future, no volition of the subject]
4. She won't go back home soon. ['won't' is stressed, refusal of the subject]
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Does #3 mean expectation or possibility? Do you stress 'won't' in that case?
In #4, when we stress 'won't', does this sentence mean the strong refusal of the subject?
2. She will go back home soon. ['will' is stressed]
2-2. She intends to go back home soon.
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When 'will' is stressed, does #2 mean #2-2?
3. She won't go back home soon. [simple future, no volition of the subject]
4. She won't go back home soon. ['won't' is stressed, refusal of the subject]
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Does #3 mean expectation or possibility? Do you stress 'won't' in that case?
In #4, when we stress 'won't', does this sentence mean the strong refusal of the subject?
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