Questions & Answers about Quiero alcanzar mis metas de estudio este año.
Both are correct but they don’t mean the same thing.
Quiero alcanzar mis metas de estudio este año.
- Literally: I want to reach my study goals this year.
- Focuses on your desire/intention right now.
Alcanzaré mis metas de estudio este año.
- Literally: I will reach my study goals this year.
- Sounds more like a prediction or a confident statement about the future.
So quiero + infinitive = “I want to …”, while the future tense (-é) talks about what will happen. In your sentence, the focus is on wanting, so quiero alcanzar is natural.
You can say Yo quiero alcanzar mis metas de estudio este año, but usually yo is not necessary.
- Spanish normally drops subject pronouns because the verb ending (-o in quiero) already shows the subject is yo.
- You add yo mainly for:
In a neutral sentence like this, Quiero alcanzar… is more natural and common.