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i would want to go to taiwan. i want to go to taiwan.?
do the two sentences mean the same ?
any difference between them ?
4 個解答
- robert2020Lv 77 月前最愛解答
"I want to go to Taiwan". The first sentence is dependent on something else.
I would want to go to Taiwan if......
I had the money.
I had the time.
Capital 'I', not small 'i'.
資料來源： Native speaker of American English. - RPLv 77 月前
They are not the same. The first represents something you might want to do, given the chance, but the second is a clear statement of your intent to go to Taiwan.
- 匿名7 月前
"I want to go to Taiwan" is a statement
"I would want to go to Taiwan" is a conditional, and depends on a condition
- 匿名7 月前
Both are correct, but in different contexts.
Please, please 'Taiwan' and " I ", not " i ".
A more polite way to express that idea would be: "I would like to go to Taiwan."
