want, won't

want - /wɔnt/

won't - /woʊnt/

• I want to go to the park, but I won’t have time today.
• She said she won’t be able to attend the meeting, even though she wants to.
• I want a cup of coffee, but I won’t drink it this late.
• He won’t listen to what I want to say about the project.
• I want to go for a walk, but I won’t if it rains.
• They want to stay home tonight, but they won’t be able to avoid the party.
• I want to eat dessert, but I won’t have any more sugar today.
• She wants to learn how to play the piano, but she won’t practice every day.
• We want to travel more, but we won’t be able to afford it this year.
• I want to help, but I won’t be able to do it alone.

Pronunciation:

    • Want: /wɔnt/ - The vowel sound is similar to the "aw" in "law". The word sounds like "wawnt."

    • Won't: /woʊnt/ - The vowel sound is more of a long "o" sound, similar to "go." The word sounds like "wohnt."