Marshawn Lynch Related Grammar Question

[RoundMoundOfReb]

Is it more correct to say:

"I'm just here so I don't get fined."

or

"I'm just here so I won't get fined."

[The_Yearning]

Is it more correct to say:

"I'm just here so I don't get fined."

or

"I'm just here so I won't get fined."

The first one.

"Won't" is more reserved for "It won't happen" since you can't say "It don't happen".

[Meticode]

Break it down, what sounds more correct?

"I'm here so I do not get fined."

"I'm here so I would not get fined."

[SugarHill]

Break it down, what sounds more correct?

"I'm here so I do not get fined."

"I'm here so I would not get fined."
won't = will not

[ace23]

Break it down, what sounds more correct?

"I'm here so I do not get fined."

"I'm here so I would not get fined."
Hahahaha

[zoom17]

Break it down, what sounds more correct?

"I'm here so I do not get fined."

"I'm here so I would not get fined."

Will not.

[Meticode]

Will not.
No no no, would not.

[CelticBaller]

Don't is correct

[RoundMoundOfReb]

No no no, would not.
Would not = Wouldn't

[RoundMoundOfReb]

Don't is correct
Reasons?

[PistonsFan#21]

both forms are correct i think. Don't means hes not gonna get fined right away. Won't means he will not get fined in the future for his actions

[CelticBaller]

Reasons?
I think it would be an appropriate explanation for his protest. He's not there because he knows he won't get fined, he's there so he doesn't get fined.

[KNOW1EDGE]

No no no, would not.

:biggums:

[The Iron Sheik]

The first one.

"Won't" is more reserved for "It won't happen" since you can't say "It don't happen".

you should contact your elementary english teacher, find their address and kill them

[The Iron Sheik]

itt: americans who can't properly speak their own language

[RoundMoundOfReb]

itt: americans who can't properly speak their own language
Do you know the answer?

[Brujesino]

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[Brujesino]

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[That_Admiral]

:applause:

[bigkingsfan]

A new low for ish.

[chosen_one6]

Break it down, what sounds more correct?

"I'm here so I do not get fined."

"I'm here so I would not get fined."

Wow dude...learn how to English

[Bandito]

*there



idiot :facepalm
:lol

[dunksby]

Marshawn is using a "So that" conjunction to talk about his purpose and intended effect, that is usually omitted when speaking. Better forms of expression:
I'm just here so that the NFL doesn't punish/fine me.
I'm just here to avoid fines/suspension/punishment.
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With that said, between the two forms in the OP, both forms are correct you can use either "won't" or "doesn't".

[MJ(Mean John)]

We got some Dumb ppl on here.


Won't = Will not.

[GOBB]

won't = would not? Nice break down there Metichode :roll:

[iamgine]

Is it more correct to say:

"I'm just here so I don't get fined."

or

"I'm just here so I won't get fined."
Both are correct. It's just slightly different effect.

[DonD13]

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[GimmeThat]

I shouldn't be fined. so I'm here.


or he considers the media as a lousy country concert.

Paaaarody!!!

[Spell&Grammar]

I don't want to explain this, so I won't.



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