simple future or simple past?
which one is correct or more natural?

To your driver: I won't need you tonight
To your driver: I don't need you tonight

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simple future or simple past?
which one is correct or more natural?

To your driver: I won't need you tonight
To your driver: I don't need you tonight

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'I don't need you tonight' is fine, 
but if you want to use the future, 'I'm not going to be needing you tonight' is better;
this seems to be 'because of something (my plans or other reasons)'.
:)

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you're right, I made a boo-boo

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You mean 'simple future or simple present'

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Past Simple, maybe [emoji][emoji]