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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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The past form of 'would like'
I have learned that 'would like' is a polite version of 'want' and then what the past form of 'would like' is?
"I wanted to be a doctor 2 years ago."
= "I would like to be a doctor 2 years ago."?
So 'would like' can be used for the same meaning as both 'want' and 'wanted' in English?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
"I wanted to be a doctor 2 years ago."
= "I would like to be a doctor 2 years ago."?
So 'would like' can be used for the same meaning as both 'want' and 'wanted' in English?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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Anonymous So 'would like' can be used for the same meaning as both 'want' and 'wanted' in English? No. Two years ago, I would have liked to be a doctor.
- Anonymous So 'would like' can be used for the same meaning as both 'want' and 'wanted' in English?
- No.
- Two years ago, I would have liked to be a doctor.
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AnonymousSo 'would like' can be used for the same meaning as both 'want' and 'wanted' in English?No.
Two years ago, I would have liked to be a doctor.
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