1. I want to play football. 2. I need to replace my friends. You should not use play-ing or replac-ing, but "to play" and "to replace" in these cases. If You have more questions or want to improve Your English language skills, visit my profile: www.italki.com/ivranjes97

Hi Hizam, I hope you are well! In answer to your questions: 1. I want playing football The correct wording you need to use is: I want to play football. 2. I need changing my friends The correct wording you need to use is: I need to change my friends. Hope this is of help to you my friend.

1-I want playing football. 2-I need replacing my friends. OK, both need changes, as they say below, Here are some options I want to play football. - can mean either right now, or in general, long-term I want to be playing football. - Less likely, but has a sense of playing for more than moment, continous I need to replace my friends. - "replace" is a slightly unusual words to use on friends, not iimpossible, just that replace is usually used with things like your phone, car, toaster, I need to change who are my friends. I need to make new friends.

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No. These sentences don’t make sense. Here’s how you can rewrite them: 1- I want to play football. 2- I need to replace my friends.