In this episode of the Business English Podcast, the hosts delve into the subtle yet important distinctions between "won't see," "won't get to see," and "won't be able to see." They clarify that "won't see" simply states a fact, while "won't get to see" conveys a longing for something or someone that's out of reach. On the other hand, "won't be able to see" indicates an inability, which may or may not involve a desire, and often carries a more formal tone. Using workplace examples, the podcast highlights how these minor differences in phrasing can significantly impact communication.
