Is it right?

[nq:1]Hello, can I say: "We want change the old screws from the locks. We want intall no-rusting-screws. Can we?" (My mother tongue is German) Thank you for your answer.[/nq]
Do you want stainless steel screws (Screwfix p.6), or passivated screws (cheaper, but not as resistant to rust - Screwfix p.7)? "Screws that don't rust" would sound better.
Paul Burke

[nq:1]Hello, can I say: "We want change the old screws from the locks. We want intall no-rusting-screws. Can we?" (My mother tongue is German) Thank you for your answer.[/nq]
I think the usual way to express this would be something like: "We would like to replace the screws in the locks with non-rusting ones: is this possible?"
Matti

Rostocker Skater schrieb:
[nq:1]Hello, can I say: "We want change the old screws from the locks. We want intall no-rusting-screws. Can we?" (My mother tongue is German) Thank you for your answer.[/nq]
Thank you!
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[nq:1]Hello, can I say: "We want change the old screws from the locks. We want intall no-rusting-screws. Can we?" (My mother tongue is German) Thank you for your answer.[/nq]
Er, no. In german the verbs "mögen" and "wollen" are modals, and therefore the main verb follows without the preposition "zu". This is not the case with "to want" where the "to" is neaded.
I want to go to Riu.
Sch