English conjugation practice
Want
Want conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I want a new bicycle for my daily commute to work.
You want a piece of chocolate cake after dinner, right?
He wants to visit his grandparents in Chicago this weekend.
We want to buy tickets for the concert before they sell out.
They want a larger house because their family is growing quickly.
Present Continuous
Right now, I am wanting a warm cup of tea to soothe my throat.
At this moment, you are wanting a break from this long study session.
He is wanting some help with his heavy suitcase right now.
We are wanting a quiet evening at home after this busy week.
They are wanting some information about the new city bus routes today.
Present Perfect
I have wanted to learn how to play the guitar since childhood.
You have wanted a new car for years, so you should save money.
He has wanted to visit Paris ever since he saw that movie.
We have wanted a modern kitchen since we moved into this house.
They have wanted to start their own business for a very long time.
Present Perfect Continuous
Lately, I have been wanting to eat healthier food every day.
You have been wanting to call your old friend for a week now.
He has been wanting to buy that video game since its release.
We have been wanting to paint the living room blue since summer.
They have been wanting to join the local sports club recently.
Past Simple
Yesterday, I wanted to go for a walk, but it rained heavily.
You wanted some sugar for your coffee, so I bought some.
He wanted to watch the football match last night on television.
We wanted to stay longer at the park, but it grew dark.
They wanted a table near the window at the restaurant yesterday.
Past Continuous
At 8 PM yesterday, I was wanting a slice of pizza very badly.
While you were wanting to watch a comedy, I chose a documentary.
He was wanting to go home early when the meeting finally ended.
We were wanting a snack when the tour bus stopped at a cafe.
They were wanting to find a hotel before the heavy storm started.
Past Perfect
Before you explained the plan, I had wanted to cancel the project.
You had wanted a bicycle before your parents bought you a scooter.
He had wanted to be an actor before he studied law at university.
We had wanted to visit the museum before we learned it was closed.
They had wanted a quiet holiday before their relatives decided to come.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been wanting to buy a computer for months before saving enough.
You had been wanting to change your job long before you resigned.
He had been wanting to see that play for weeks before getting tickets.
We had been wanting to meet them for a year before they visited.
They had been wanting a new car before their old one broke down.
Future Simple (will)
If you ask me later, I will want a glass of water.
If you work hard, you will want a good rest this weekend.
He will want to see your report as soon as he arrives.
We will want some fresh fruit from the market tomorrow morning.
They will want to check the map before they drive into the city.
Future Prospective (be going to)
Tomorrow, I am going to want a big breakfast before the race.
You are going to want an umbrella because the forecast predicts heavy rain.
He is going to want a copy of the contract for his records.
We are going to want more supplies if the project takes longer.
They are going to want a refund if the concert is canceled.
Future Continuous
This time tomorrow, I will be wanting a hot coffee after my swim.
You will be wanting some rest while your brothers are playing soccer.
He will be wanting your advice when he fills out the application.
We will be wanting our dinner early after walking around the city.
They will be wanting to see the results when the office opens tomorrow.
Future Perfect
By midnight tonight, I will have wanted a break for five hours.
By tomorrow, you will have wanted that answer for a whole week.
He will have wanted to quit three times before the project finishes.
We will have wanted a vacation for a year by this winter.
They will have wanted a solution for weeks before the managers meet.
Future Perfect Continuous
By next month, I will have been wanting to move for a year.
You will have been wanting a new phone for months by your birthday.
He will have been wanting to visit Rome for a decade by January.
We will have been wanting to buy a house for years by December.
They will have been wanting a change since spring by the harvest.
Present Simple Negative
I do not want any sugar in my tea because it is bad for me.
You do not want to miss the beginning of the movie tonight.
He does not want to play soccer today because his knee hurts.
We do not want to cause any trouble for our new neighbors.
They do not want to walk to the museum because it is too far.
Present Simple Question
Do I want to take the early bus or the late one tomorrow?
Do you want to drink a cup of coffee with me now?
Does he want a new bicycle for his birthday next week?
Do we want to invite the neighbors to our backyard barbecue party?
Do they want to watch a movie at the cinema tonight?
Past Simple Negative
I did not want to disturb you yesterday, so I left quietly.
You did not want to clean your room this morning, did you?
He did not want to eat the soup because it was cold.
We did not want to buy that expensive car after the test drive.
They did not want to play tennis yesterday because it was too hot.
Past Simple Question
Did I want to join the music club when I was a child?
Did you want to see the manager about your broken laptop yesterday?
Did he want a glass of water after his long run in park?
Did we want to change our reservation at the restaurant last night?
Did they want to buy our old house before we renovated it?