Ls 26. Want Past Tense
Lesson 26. Want Past Tense
| singular | plural |
|---|---|
| I wanted | We wanted |
| You wanted | You wanted |
| He wanted | They wanted |
| She wanted | |
| It wanted | |
| The verb "want" requires an object: |
- I wanted some coffee.
- He wanted a new car.
- We wanted a vacation. Want in the Past Tense - Negative
| singular | plural |
|---|---|
| I didn't want | We didn't want |
| You didn't want | You didn't want |
| He didn't want | They didn't want |
| She didn't want | |
| It didn't want | |
| Remember: | |
| An object usually comes after the verb "want." |
- You didn't want the job
- My dog didn't want to stay home
- The kids didn't want the broccoli. The question are asked in the past tense:
- What did you want?
- Did they want any more juice?
- Did your neighbor want any help?
- Did your neighbor want any help?
- When did he want to eat?
- When did you want to leave for the airport? Practice
- What did they want?
- They wanted a ride
- What did he want?
- He wanted something to drink.
- What did you want to do?
- I wanted to see a movie
- We didn't want the house
- The children didn't want to leave
- Why did she want the job?
- My mother didn't want me to do that.