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24 January
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What is the difference between I want to go to Japan and I think I want to go to Japan ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between I want to go to Japan and I think I want to go to Japan ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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“I want to go to Japan” means you want to go as in you already have made up your mind
“I think I want to go to Japan” is more uncertain like you want to go but you are not sure 100%
The main difference her is “I want” and “I think”
Ex: “ I think I like these shoes” uncertain-
Hope this helps :)
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