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I Want a Book; I Want to Read

by Vocafy Beripikado
Ingles (US) A1 12 tanong Gramatika
Ingles (US) A1 12 tanong Gramatika

Learn to ask for things with "want" and talk about actions with "want to."

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Questions with solutions
  1. 1. Piliin ang tamang sagot.

    What thing does this person want?

    I want a book.

    • A pen.
    • A book.
    • A newspaper.

    Look at the word after "a."

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    • A book.

    A book is a thing. We can say "want" + a thing.

  2. 2. Piliin ang tamang sagot.

    What does this person want to do?

    I want to read.

    • Read.
    • Write.
    • Draw.

    The word after "to" tells you the action.

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    • Read.

    "Want to" can tell us about an action someone wants to do.

  3. 3. Punan ang patlang.

    I want ___ new phone.

    • to
    • an
    • a

    The person wants one thing.

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    I want a new phone.

    Use "a" before "new phone." The word "new" starts with a consonant sound.

  4. 4. Punan ang patlang.

    I want ___ go home.

    • a
    • going
    • to

    "Go" is an action, not a thing.

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    I want to go home.

    Use "want to" before an action word: "want to go."

  5. 5. Punan ang patlang.

    I want to ___ soccer.

    • playing
    • play
    • plays

    After "to," the action word does not need an ending.

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    I want to play soccer.

    Use "play" after "want to," without "-s" or "-ing."

  6. 6. Punan ang patlang.

    The bag is yours.

    I want ___ bag back.

    • me
    • to
    • my

    Which word tells us the bag belongs to you?

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    I want my bag back.

    "My" goes before a thing that belongs to you. You do not need "a" before "my bag."

  7. 7. Punan ang patlang.

    I want to ___ a teacher.

    • am
    • be
    • is

    After "to," use the simple form of the verb.

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    I want to be a teacher.

    "Want to be" is useful for talking about a job you want.

  8. 8. Punan ang patlang.

    You need shoes for school.

    I want ___ shoes.

    • a
    • some
    • to

    "Shoes" is plural.

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    I want some shoes.

    "Some" can go before plural things. Do not use "a" before "shoes."

  9. 9. Piliin ang tamang sagot.

    What does the customer want?

    Server: Do you want a sandwich?
    Customer: No, thanks. I want to make a sandwich at home.

    • A sandwich from the cafe.
    • To eat at the cafe.
    • To make a sandwich at home.

    The customer says no to the server's offer.

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    • To make a sandwich at home.

    "No, thanks" is a friendly way to say no. The customer then says what they want to do.

  10. 10. Piliin ang tamang sagot.

    You want to drive the car yourself. What do you say?

    • I want a ride.
    • I want to drive.
    • I want a driver.

    You want to do the action, not have another person do it.

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    • I want to drive.

    "I want a ride" asks someone to take you somewhere. "I want to drive" means you want to be the driver.

  11. 11. Punan ang mga patlang.

    Friend: Do you want ___ orange?
    You: No, I want ___ eat a banana.

    • an
    • a
    • to

    The first gap comes before a thing. The second comes before an action.

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    Friend: Do you want an orange?
    You: No, I want to eat a banana.

    "An orange" names a thing. Use "an" because "orange" starts with a vowel sound.

  12. 12. Punan ang mga patlang.

    Server: What do you want?
    Customer: I want ___ drink. I want to ___ it here.

    • drinking
    • a
    • drink

    The customer first asks for a thing, then talks about an action.

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    Server: What do you want?
    Customer: I want a drink. I want to drink it here.

    "Drink" can be a thing in "a drink" or an action in "to drink."

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