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"would like"and"want" i want to know,in life,"would like"and"want",which one is more often useif watch tv,i`d like to watch tv or i want to watch tv?

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It is more polite to say "I'd like". "I want" is considered abrupt and even rude if you are asking somebody for something. If you are dealing with any sales person or food service person, definitely use "I'd like" If you are just telling a friend what you would like to have or what your intentions are, then "I want" is perfectly ok. "I want to graduate by this summer." [Correct] (To a waiter) "I want a coffee." [Incorrect - "I'd like a coffee, please."
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"Want" is a word meaning to desire something.. ex. Do you want some cake? "Would like to" is passive. ex.Would you like to go out to dinner with me? Either way is correct, "would like to" is more diplomatic. I hope this helps you understand.
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would u like is a polite ask

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