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now what the difference between"want" and "will"?
5 jan. 2012 08:00
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When someone "wants" something, that means that they desire that same thing. An example would be, "I want to go to the movies". The word "will" can have multiple meanings, but typically it is used to express an action that will be performed in the future, as in, "I will go to the movies tomorrow".
5 januari 2012
Agree with Marg, Want - Desire for something. Will - Used to show future
5 januari 2012
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