When i can say : i has wanted to ........ ؟
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thenks for this Explanation
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flypig is right. You can say "I have wanted to learn English since I was 10 years old"
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Never. You can say "I have wanted to" in reference to wanting to do something for your life, or in the past, such as "I have wanted to learn English for so long". It is often accompanied by a qualifier, such as "for so long", or "forever".
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