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GrammarJLPT N3

want someone to do

Expression

Also written as ～て欲しい

Definitions

1. want someone to do something

This grammar pattern is used to express that you want someone else to do something for you. It attaches to the te-form of a verb, and the person you want the action from is marked with に. For example, you might use it to tell a friend you want them to come early.

Grammar

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Example sentences

Sentence 1

Hey, if possible, could you let me know your plans for tomorrow?

Sentence 2

Hey, cut the jokes — I want a real apology!

Sentence 3

If possible, I'd like you to come pick me up at the station.

Sentence 4

Just please go to bed early tonight!

Sentence 5

Wait, where are my keys? Someone help me look!