"I want to" and "I would like to" are both expressions used to convey a desire or intention to do something, but there are subtle differences in formality and politeness. "I want to" is commonly used in everyday conversation when expressing personal desires or intentions. "I would like to" is frequently used in formal settings, such as business emails, requests, or when speaking with people in a position of authority.
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最好能更新大量的日常生活英语对话。每集定在３０－６０分钟。
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I’d like to ask what’s different between “I want to “ & “ I would like to”
"I want to" and "I would like to" are both expressions used to convey a desire or intention to do something, but there are subtle differences in formality and politeness.
"I want to" is commonly used in everyday conversation when expressing personal desires or intentions.
"I would like to" is frequently used in formal settings, such as business emails, requests, or when speaking with people in a position of authority.
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