1 is simply future tense.
2 involves volition (she refuses to), yes.
3 is simply future tense.
3-1 states volition in "intends"
3-2 is simply future in sense.
4, 5, and 7, have the implication of "forced to" in them.
6 has the idea of being allowed to, but not forced to.
1. The door won't open.
2. She won't open the door.
(Does 'won't' mean 'volition' of the subject? Or does each sentence have a simple future tense?)
3. She will open the door.
3-1. She intends to open the door.
3-2. She is going to open the door.
(Does #3 mean #4 or #5? Simple future tense or volition?)
4. She shall open the door.
5. I will have her open the door.
6. I will let her open the door.
7. I will make her open the door.
(What does #4 mean, #5, #6 or #7)
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