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UK//juː wɒnt tə liːv//US//ju wɑnt tə liv//

Meaning of You want to leave

You express a desire to exit a place or situation.

In simple words: You feel like going away, not staying.

You want to leave in a sentence

  • After hours of chatting, you want to leave the gathering.
  • When the meeting drags on, you want to leave early.
  • If the weather gets worse, you want to leave the beach.
  • You want to leave when the conversation becomes awkward.

How to use You want to leave

Used in conversation when expressing a desire to exit a place or situation. Suitable in casual and formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

you want to + verb

Memory hint

Imagine someone at a party saying, 'You want to leave? Let's go!'

Related words

Collocations with You want to leave

  • you want to leave now
  • you want to leave soon
  • you want to leave together

Synonyms for You want to leave

  • you desire to go
  • you wish to depart
  • you feel like exiting

Common mistakes with You want to leave

  • Confused with 'want to stay'.
  • Using 'want leave' instead of 'want to leave'.

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Frequently asked questions about You want to leave

What does You want to leave mean?

You feel like going away, not staying.

What is the definition of You want to leave?

You express a desire to exit a place or situation.

How do you use You want to leave in a sentence?

After hours of chatting, you want to leave the gathering.

Can you give another example of You want to leave?

When the meeting drags on, you want to leave early.

What are synonyms for You want to leave?

Common alternatives include you desire to go, you wish to depart, you feel like exiting.

What words go with You want to leave?

It commonly pairs with you want to leave now, you want to leave soon, you want to leave together.

What are common mistakes when using You want to leave?

Confused with 'want to stay'. Using 'want leave' instead of 'want to leave'.

How do you pronounce You want to leave?

US: //ju wɑnt tə liv//, UK: //juː wɒnt tə liːv//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You want to leave?

Used in conversation when expressing a desire to exit a place or situation. Suitable in casual and formal contexts.