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AnonymousIs the sentence correct and conditional?

It doesn't seem complete without an if-clause, but the grammar is all right.

Anonymouscould you complete this sentence with 'if clause'?

Just one of hundreds of possibilities:
In my country everyone would want to speak English fluently if there were mo

The situation is that I am explaining about the people in my country to one of my friend. Would it still be incorrect in use of 'would'?

AnonymousThe situation is that I am explaining about the people in my country to one of my friends. Would it still be incorrect in use of 'would'?

Yes. You need "would like", not "would want":

Everyone in my country would like to speak English fluently.

would like is a special idiom th

but can we say,'In my country, the males would die to get six abs.'? Is it correct? still I am talking to my friend.

You said 'would want' is incorrect but why is it correct here? could you check this link?

AnonymousYou said

I said? Who do you think you're talking to?

I see no indication that I participated in that thread at all.

Check your facts before you make foolish remarks.

If that's not what you meant, then I have no idea what you're talking about.

CJ

I apologize. Can I say,'every male in my country woule die to get a six abs.'? Correct?

Did you mean "Every male in my country would die to get six-pack abs"?
Would want is fine in an appropriate context.
Everyone I know would like to speak English fluently.
Everyone I know would want to speak English fluently if it meant they would be paid $10,000 more each year.

You mean the sentence "Every male in my country would die to get six-pack abs." is correct?

Yes, or you could say Every male in my country would die for six-pack abs.