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i won't call you again vs i don't call you again

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I won't call you again' is used when referring to a future action of not calling another person again. 'I don't call you again' is used to express a habitual action of not calling someone again.
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i won't call you again

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate a future action of not calling someone again.

This phrase is used when you want to express your decision not to call someone in the future.

Examples:

  • I won't call you again because I need some space.
  • Please don't worry, I won't call you again.
  • From now on, in future, forever and ever... I won't call or bother you again.
  • I won't call you lazy any more.
  • I won't call you from jail either.
  • I won't call you that name.
  • I won't call or write again.
  • Just say it. I won't call you weird.
  • But no cuddling after, and I won't call you in the morning.
  • I won't call you a pig if you tell me.
  • I won't be warning you again.
  • Don't call me cookie, and I won't call you cake.
  • I'm not going to beg, and I won't call again.
  • Or, I won't call you anymore!
  • I won't call you lady anything if you don't act like one.
  • Or, I won't call you anymore!
  • I won't call you, I won't come to your door, but if you and your family ever need to talk, you just need a friend if things get to be too much, call me.
  • I won't call... for eight years.
  • I won't call Holly for three days.
  • I promise I won't call your daughter.
  • Even so, I won't call him.
  • Please, I won't call anyone.

Alternatives:

  • I will not call you again
  • I won't be calling you again
  • I won't give you a call again
  • I won't ring you again
  • I won't phone you again

i don't call you again

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a habitual action of not calling someone again.

This phrase is used when you want to indicate that you do not make a habit of calling someone again.

Examples:

  • I don't call you again because I respect your space.
  • I don't call you again after you made it clear you don't want to talk.
  • Don't call again, everything's fine.
  • Whoever you are, don't call again.
  • But- But don't call you ever again.
  • Keep your money, and don't call again!
  • Please, just don't call me again.
  • Please don't call here again.
  • Please don't call here again.
  • Please don't call me again.
  • Please don't call me again.
  • Don't call me again, Henry.
  • Don't call our house again.
  • So don't call me that again.
  • Don't call this number again.
  • But why? I don't call you Countess.
  • If I don't call you, it's not...
  • I don't call you Rita Wilson.
  • And don't call me again, or I'll have you fired.
  • Now, don't call me again until you have my money.
  • All you have to do is throw the number away and don't call it again.
  • We can see each other the day after... please, don't call here again.

Alternatives:

  • I never call you again
  • I don't usually call you again
  • I don't tend to call you again
  • I refrain from calling you again
  • I avoid calling you again

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