want to do smth、would like to do smth、be willing to do smth

1. I want to do something. 2. I wish to engage in something. 3. I am keen on doing something.

For achieving a goal, one might resort to various linguistic resources, but there are three distinct and somewhat formal expressions in English that encapsulate such a determination: Wanting to carry out specific endeavors, a person can harness different methods of linguistic articulation, exhibiting an array of grammatical structures and nuanced expressions, yet fundamentally all share a dedication to manifesting an objective or ambition through succinct and somewhat elaborate verbal constructs.

要表達“想要做某事”在英語中有多種方式，第一種是使用"would like to do sth."，例如，“I would like to go for a walk.” 第二種是“am eager to do sth.”，比如，“I am eager to attend the conference.” 第三種則是使用“feel like doing sth.”，例如，“I feel like having a cup of tea.”