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Intermediate
- Useful
expression for job
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want
/ wanted / wanted / wanting
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The verb "want"
expresses desire. This is
different from the verb "need";
however, both words are often used for the same purposes.
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1- A: What do you want for
breakfast?
B: I want a croissant
and some orange juice.
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| 2-
I have always wanted to visit Europe.
("I have always wanted to...." sounds like you
have never done it before.) |
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| 3- She wanted
a bike for Christmas, and she got one. Now she wants
to learn how to ride it. |
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| 4- Everyone
wants to be outside today because
the weather is so nice. |
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| 5- This
man is wanted by the police.
(passive voice). The police want
to catch him. (active voice) |
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| 6- Help is wanted
at this restaurant. (passive voice).
They want to hire someone.
(active voice)
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