Won't is the contraction of will not. According to my dictionary it was first recorded mid-15th century as wynnot, later wonnot (1584) before the modern form emerged 1667.
It will.
The word "wont" is derived from the combination of "will" and "not," which reflects a contraction of the phrase "will not." It is used to describe a habitual action or customary behavior. In modern usage, it often appears in literary contexts.
Haven't is the contraction of have not.
contraction made from the two words you will: you'll
Let's is the contraction of the two words 'Let us'
The two words that make up the contraction "can't" are "cannot."
"who" and "will" make up the contraction "who'll."
It will.
"you" and "would" make up the contraction "you'd."
"You" and "would" make up the contraction "you'd".
It is
You are.
Does not.
will + not
The word "wont" is derived from the combination of "will" and "not," which reflects a contraction of the phrase "will not." It is used to describe a habitual action or customary behavior. In modern usage, it often appears in literary contexts.
"Weren't" is a contraction. It is composed of the words "were" and "not".
"Let us" combine to form the contraction "let's".