Verb + to + infinitive: want to, need to, would like to, have to.
Verb + to + infinitive. I want to learn English.
Common verbs. want, need, would like, try, decide.
Be polite. I'd like to… instead of I want…
A quick review of adverbs of manner.
After want, need, would like, have, try, learn → use to + base verb. Tap to listen.
▶ Teacher Thais's voiceCareful: like + -ing, but would like + to. Tap to listen.
Watch and listen, then try it yourself.
Everything from the video, in one place. After these verbs, use to + base verb.
| Verb | Structure | Example |
|---|---|---|
| want | want to + verb | I want to travel. |
| need | need to + verb | I need to study. |
| would like | 'd like to + verb | I'd like to learn. |
| have | have to + verb | I have to work. |
Play a sentence, then say it right away — copy the teacher's rhythm and melody, like an echo. Record yourself and compare.
Play each sentence and type what you hear.
Now you can say what you want, need and would like to do!