October 30
I studied how to use the "want to " and "would like to".
I knew "would like to" is more polite.
For my boss or official, "would like to" is better.
When I say a sure thing, I can use "want to".
If it is not clearly things, I should use "would like to".
For example:
She wants to left the group. (Because she said)
She would like to left the group. (It is my idea or not sure. not 100% clearly)
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October 30
I studied how to use the "want to " and "would like to". I know that "would like to" is more polite. For my boss or anyone who has a higher social status than I am official, "would like to" is better.
Also, when I say am sure of something, I can use "want to" and If it is not clearly things, I should use "would like to" if I am not.
For example:
She wants to left leave the group. (Because she has made up her mind to leave said)
She would like to left leave the group. (It is my idea or not sure. She is still not 100% clearly sure.)
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