2024年1月16日 · “want”和“wantto”都表示“想要”，但使用上有区别。“want”接名词或代词表示具体事物或对象，而“wantto”接动词原形表示意愿或打算。根据语境选择使用。

2024年3月28日 · The phrases “I wanted to” and “I want to” show different times when someone has a desire to do something. “I want to” is used when talking about a wish or a need in the present. For example, if you say, “I want to learn English,” it means you have a current desire to learn the language.

What Is The Difference Between “I Wanted To” And “I Want To”? “I wanted to” uses the past verb tense of “to want” to show the intention of doing something. You can also use “I wanted to” regarding future events. “I want to” uses the present verb tense of “to want” to show the intention that we want to do something now.

2022年11月4日 · To say ‘I want to’ do something to someone means the thing hasn’t happened yet. That means it’s in future tense, meaning you’re anticipating an event happening that you may want to participate in. To say ‘I wanted to’ do something means you wanted to do something in the past, something that already happened or passed.

2020年10月6日 · I wish we had VTO. When I asked my manager why we can’t VTO but all we do is standby I got laughed at. We’re so busy we have groups of standbys and it doesn’t make me too secure with Covid but here we are, not even spaced out correct.

2012年7月8日 · We use “need” + noun (or) “need” + to + verb. I need a pen. I need to buy a pen. I need a cup of coffee. Don’t use a VerbING after need: I need buying a pen. In a similar way, we use “want” + noun (or) “want” + to + verb. I want a pen. I want to buy a pen. I want a cup of coffee. As with need, don’t use a VerbING after want: I want buying a pen.

Sometimes you will hear wanted to when you would expect it to be want to. For example, if you want to ask sb sth or tell sb sth, you might say I wanted to ask you if you'd like to go to the movies tonight or I wanted to tell you why I left so abruptly yesterday, I forgot that I had a doctor's appt.

2023年11月27日 · want to V. 意思：想要; 解釋：表示對某事的一般渴望或需求。 例句： I want to learn how to play the guitar. （我想學彈吉他。） She wants to travel to Japan next summer. （她想明年夏天去日本旅行。） Do you want to join us for dinner tonight? （你今晚想跟我們一起吃飯嗎？） They want to ...

2019年3月15日 · Why do people say "I wanted to" instead of "I want to" when referring to a future event, as in "Tony wanted me to go out with him tomorrow night," instead of "Tony wants me to go out with him tomorrow night"? Is this some form of subjunctive? Both can be used. The verb tense is tied to Tony's desire, not to the future event. For example:

The only "consequences" for taking a lot of VTO are only 3 things I can think of. 1, you must work 40 hours in the last 30 days to be eligible for VTO. A manager can still VTO you but will take extra steps. It also locks you out of pre VTO. 2, you won't be eligible for FMLA since it requires 1350 hours worked within the last year.