I want TO + verb I want to know I want something I want one piece. Maybe you are mixing it up with 'won't',which is a contraction of 'will not' Here you use a verb after it without TO. I won't tell her. I will not tell her.

want + TO- infinitive of course --->I want to study English next year. Note that we cannnot say: I want that ....it is incorrect. After 'want' we are supposed to use an object, so: ---> I want you go with me to the party. That's correct.

Only before a verb! Example: I want to swim. If it's before a noun, don't use "to". Example: I want food. :)

i want to know 1- i want a bike for my birthday. 2- want to do sth: i want to eat. 3- want sb to do sth: i want sam to be here on time.