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Exodus74 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Is it sentence correct ?

I want my family would not be in need of anything
  

Top answer

Rather than my family would not be in need of anythig. That it would be my family is not in need of anything.

— Exodus74

  • Rather than my family would not be in need of anythig.
  • That it would be my family is not in need of anything.
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Rather than my family would not be in need of anythig.
That it would be my family is not in need of anything.
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exodus74I want my family would not be in need of anything
No. This won't do. And your other attempts in your second post won't do either.

You need a completely different grammatical structure for that.

I don't want my family to be in need of anything.

CJ
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Overall, I do not mean it that way.
I tried to say - I must do all rather than my family don't need of anything
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That they have enough to live.
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I will do my best to provide for my family.
I will do what it takes to provide for my/a family.
I will do anything to provide for my family.
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