50 sentences would like+ noun, want+noun, l would like some tea. want+ to + verb, would like+ to+ verb, I want to go to the restroom.​

would like + noun

• I would like some tea.
• She would like a sandwich.
• We would like two tickets.
• They would like a new computer.
• He would like a glass of water.
• I would like a blue pen.
• My parents would like a bigger house.
• Tom would like some soup.
• We would like a quiet room.
• The children would like some ice cream.

want + noun

• I want a new bag.
• She wants a puppy.
• We want more time.
• They want a good answer.
• He wants a cup of coffee.
• I want some fruit.
• My brother wants a bicycle.
• The students want a break.
• Lisa wants a red dress.
• We want fresh bread.

want + to + verb

• I want to go to the restroom.
• She wants to read this book.
• We want to watch a film.
• They want to play football.
• He wants to learn English.
• I want to visit my grandmother.
• My friends want to swim.
• The boys want to ride bikes.
• Anna wants to draw a picture.
• We want to eat lunch.
• I want to buy a notebook.
• She wants to call her mother.
• They want to open the window.
• He wants to clean his room.
• We want to start the lesson.

would like + to + verb

• I would like to go home.
• She would like to drink some tea.
• We would like to visit London.
• They would like to learn Spanish.
• He would like to play the guitar.
• I would like to ask a question.
• My sister would like to become a doctor.
• The children would like to watch cartoons.
• We would like to sit near the window.
• Tom would like to help his father.
• I would like to try this cake.
• She would like to meet her friend.
• They would like to travel by train.
• He would like to take a photo.
• We would like to have dinner now.

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