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Would like to
Would like = loving to do something. Say politely what you want.
Would like or 'd like (short form). The main verb is always the infinitive.
Examples - would like to
Long form: I would like to go for a walk. (I love going for a walk.)
Long form: Sue would like to make a pizza now. (She loves making a pizza.)
Questions - would like to
Would you like to go for a walk?
Negative - wouldn't like to
Sue wouldn't like to make a pizza now.
We wouldn't like to have dinner.
Want to
Want to is a wish, have a desire to do or possess something.
Sally wants to read the book.
I want to eat this cake! (not polite)
Negative sentences - don't want to, doesn't want to
I don't want to go shoppping.
He doesn't want to read the book.
Questions want to
Does Sally want to read the book?
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