Definition of “Want”

Want (verb):

1. Desire: To have a strong wish or desire for something.
   • Example: “I want a new car.”
2. Need: To require something because it is necessary or essential.
   • Example: “You want a good education for a successful career.”

Want (noun):

1. Desire or Need: A wish or need for something.
   • Example: “Her wants are simple and modest.”

Prepositions Used Before or After “Want”

• Before: Generally not used with prepositions before it, as “want” is a verb and functions with its subject.
• After: Often used with prepositions in phrases.
  • Example: “I want to go home.”

Collocations with “Want”

• Want to: Used to express a desire to do something.
  • Example: “I want to see that movie.”
• Want for: Used to express a lack of something.
  • Example: “They want for nothing in their luxurious home.”
• Want from: Used to specify what is desired from someone or something.
  • Example: “What do you want from me?”
• Want in: Used to express a desire to be included.
  • Example: “Do you want in on the plan?”

Example Sentences

1. I want a cup of coffee.
2. She wants to travel the world.
3. They want more time to finish the project.
4. What do you want from the store?
5. He wants to learn how to play the guitar.
6. I don’t want to go out tonight.
7. She wants a new job with better pay.
8. They want for nothing in their comfortable home.
9. Do you want in on the secret?
10. He wants to improve his skills in coding.
11. I want you to come to the party with me.
12. She wants her children to be successful.
13. They want to renovate their house.
14. I don’t want any trouble.
15. What do you want to achieve this year?
16. She wants a break from her busy schedule.
17. They want to make a difference in the community.
18. He wants to be left alone.
19. I want to finish reading this book.
20. She wants better communication in her relationship.
21. They want to invest in new technology.
22. I don’t want any more excuses.
23. He wants to take a vacation soon.
24. She wants to spend more time with her family.
25. They want to improve their performance at work.
26. What do you want to do for your birthday?
27. I want you to listen carefully to the instructions.
28. She wants to find a solution to the problem.
29. They want to be part of the decision-making process.
30. I don’t want to miss the concert.
31. He wants a clear answer.
32. She wants to buy a house in the countryside.
33. They want to host a big event next year.
34. What do you want to eat for dinner?
35. I want you to understand my perspective.
36. She wants to pursue higher education.
37. They want to save money for their future.
38. He wants to start a new hobby.
39. I don’t want to be late for the meeting.
40. She wants to reduce her stress levels.
41. They want to expand their business.
42. What do you want to achieve in this course?
43. I want to make a good impression.
44. He wants to learn a new language.
45. She wants to improve her cooking skills.
46. They want to support a charitable cause.
47. I don’t want to deal with this issue right now.
48. He wants to meet new people.
49. She wants to make her home more comfortable.
50. They want to create a positive work environment.