לרצות

I want water.

Do you want coffee?

Do you want water?

He wants coffee.

She wants water.

I want bread now.

Do you want milk?

When do you want to come?

I want to come in the morning.

He wants to buy an apple.

She wants to buy a banana.

Do you want to see the car now?

She wants to see the book there.

He does not want to go alone.

She does not want to come alone.

When do you want to go, before that or after that?

I want to go after that.

She wants to come before that.

Why don't you want to come? Because I am working.

Do you want coffee or milk?

I want to come early, not late.

When do you want to come, early or late?

I also want coffee, but only after work.

I want more coffee after work.

I have a lot of clothes at home, but I do not want to take all the clothes to work.

They do not want new shoes; they only want coffee.

The women want to bring coffee to work, and they come early.

Do you (plural) want to see whether there is an umbrella in the car?

Do you (plural, feminine) want to come together, or do you want to go alone?

I want to give the book to the children, because they want a new book.

I do not want to forget the book at home.

I want to give the book to a good friend.

I do not want to take the car to work today.

You do not want to forget the umbrella at home today.