For all of these, being able to have the item/service should be prioritized over its quality. The bare minimum is a need, while more extravagant options are a want.
1. a) need: If there is one of something and it is no longer usable, there will be zero of that item, so a replacement is necessary. b) want: in desperate measures, quality should not be prioritized.
2. a) want: Again, quality shouldn't be prioritized. b) need: Quality is disregarded, having a computer is prioritized.
3. a) want: A sports car is expensive and much more than needed. b) want: there are cheaper options to travel. c) need: A person can not work without the proper transport to get to the job, the budget is prioritized.
4. a) want: Eating out is expensive and not necessary. b) need: Eating at home, for example, works just as well.
The correct arrangement of the sentence is I need a new pair of jeans. The further arrangement are done below.
Sentence is the group of the words and the phrases which gives the meaning. It contains subject and the predicate which means the sentence complete.
The correct statements are as follows:-
I want a fancy pair of designer jeans.
I want a brand new computer. I need a computer, and maybe a used one is better.
I want a sports car.
I need a car of some type to get to work.
I need to get to work, and though a car would be nice, my budget may tell me I need to take the bus.
I need to eat out a lot. But I don't want to eat out a lot.
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