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I want a coffee, please.

I love you very much.

What do you want to do today?

I don't want to annoy you with my constant complaints about the weather.

If you want to figure out the problem, you will need a more analytical and methodical approach.

I want you to know how much I love you, even though I don't always show it.

I don't want you to malnourish the animals that are under our care.

It is selfish to always want to be right in a discussion.

She decides when and how she wants to carry out her project.

He didn't want to wound his friends, but sometimes the truth hurts.

I want to thank everyone who has supported me during this difficult time in my life.

If you don't want to get soaked, don't forget to cover yourself before soaking in the rain.

Sometimes, children just want to mess around in the park and forget the worries of the day.

Despite not wanting to, Sofía suffered every time she remembered her breakup.

I don't want to stain anyone's reputation, but the truth needs to come to light.

Even though we didn't want to, we made our friend sick with the virus we brought from the trip.

If we want to move forward, it is essential that we reconcile our differences and work together.

I don't want to hear more foolishness; it's better to discuss the topic seriously.

Despite not wanting to fight, he was forced to defend his position firmly.

If you want the project to succeed, you must balance all the variables involved with care.

I want to live near the sea.

I want to learn to speak Spanish.

I want to know your city.

I want to visit the museum.

I want to change my life.

I wanted to go to the park, however, it started to rain.

My flip-flops are so comfortable that I don't want to wear other shoes.

The weed grew rapidly in the garden, choking the plants that I really wanted.

The artist wants to frame his latest work to exhibit it in the local gallery.

Despite having everything he wanted, he felt discontented with his life.

The boy said he didn't want anything of what they offered him.

I decided to unmask my intentions, as I didn't want to keep deceiving anyone.

I want to tan the leather in a traditional way to achieve better results.

If you want to beat your opponent, you need to improve your combat skills.

It is essential to unite efforts if we want to achieve meaningful change in our community.

The dog left a small poop in the garden, which caused annoyance to its owners who wanted to keep it clean.

You shouldn't snatch the book away from your brother; he also wants to read it.

She hopes to straighten her curly hair before the party, as she wants to look different.

The birthday party was so fun that all the guests didn't want to leave.

I don't want to trouble you, but I think you need to talk about your problems.

The boy wants to raise up his kite as high as possible so everyone can see it.

That rascal is always getting into trouble, but everyone loves him anyway.

He always makes a fuss when he doesn't get what he wants, which is exhausting for everyone.

If you want the soup to have more flavor, you should soften the spices before adding them.

The follow-up question from the teacher made it clear that he wanted to delve deeper into the topic.

It is unacceptable for someone to want to murder a person for such trivial reasons.

I only wanted a piece of bread to accompany my soup, but there was nothing.

When trying to open the box, I unstuck the lid unintentionally.

The artichoke-flavored pasta was a hit at dinner; everyone wanted seconds.

The folly of always wanting more often leads to dissatisfaction.