Want 3^rd usage want present tense | Nice spoken English Institutes in Hyderabad |Speak well spoken English institute


Subject + want+ object + to + v1 + other words

1. Youwant him to go early.
2. Do you want him to go early?
3. You don’t want him to go early.
4. Don’t you want him to go early?

1. We want her to bring note book.
2. Do we want her to bring note book?
3. We don’t want her to bring note book.
4. Don’t we want her to bring note book?

1. Sanjay wants suresh to study well.
2. Does Sanjay want suresh to study well?
3. Sanjay doesn’t want suresh to study well.
4. Doesn’t Sanjay want suresh to study well?

1. Sanjana wants him to keep quite.
2. Does Sanjana want him to keep quite?
3. Sanjana doesn’t want him to keep quite.
4. Doesn’t Sanjana want him to keep quite?

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Subject + wanted to + v1 + other words

1.  I wanted to learn English in the past.
2. Did I want to learn English in the past?
3. I did not want to learn English in the past.
4. Did not I want to learn English in the past?

1. They wanted to bring milk packet yesterday.
2. Did They want to bring milk packet yesterday?
3. They did not want to bring milk packet yesterday.
4. Did not They want to bring milk packet yesterday?

1. Murali wanted to sell bike in the past.
2. Did Murali want to sell bike in the past?
3. Murali did not want to sell bike in the past.
4. Did not Murali want to sell bike in the past?

1. Padma wanted to go early yesterday.
2. Did padma want to go early yesterday?
3. Padma did not want to go early yesterday.
4. Did not padma want to go early yesterday?

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