1. "Want" (en castellano: "querer" ) es un verbo regular.
- Presente: I want, you want, he/she/it wants, we want, you want, they want
- Pasado: I wanted, you wanted, he/she/it wanted etc.
2. "Want" + sustantivo:
- ¡Quiero dinero!
- I want money!
- Quiero un coche.
- I want a car.
3. "Want" + verbo: Usamos el "TO" + INFINITIVO.
- Quiero dormir.
- I want to sleep.
- Sara quería jugar.
- Sara wanted to play.
4. Si quieres que OTRA PERSONA haga algo(i):
5. Si quieres que OTRA PERSONA haga algo(ii): pronombres:
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Cuando usamos pronombres, tienen que ser los pronombres objeto (me, you, it, her, him, us, you, them):
- Sara wants James to play.
- Sara wants him to play.
- Jose wants Lola to drive.
- Jose wants her to drive.
- Sara wanted John and Lola to play.
- Sara wanted them to play.
- Jose wanted Sara and Lola to drive.
- Jose wanted them to drive.
6. Otros verbos que siguen las mismas reglas: