Another Word For I want to go as well

Meaning

The phrase "I want to go as well" expresses a desire or intention to join or participate in something that others are going to do. Essentially, it conveys that the speaker wishes to be included in a specific activity or event that has been mentioned by another person or group.

Synonyms

• I would like to go too
• I want to join
• I wish to participate
• I also want to go

Antonyms

• I do not want to go
• I prefer to stay
• I would rather not attend

Etymology

The phrase "I want to go as well" is a combination of simple English words. The word "want" originates from the Old Norse word "vanta," meaning "to be lacking" or "to desire." The word "go" comes from the Old English "gan," meaning "to move or proceed." The phrase "as well" is derived from the Middle English "as wel," meaning "in addition" or "also."

Examples

1. "When everyone decided to go to the movies, I said, 'I want to go as well!'"
2. "If you're going to the concert, please let me know because I want to go as well."
3. "She looked at the group and expressed her feelings by saying, 'I want to go as well.'"
4. "During the meeting, he stated, 'I want to go as well to the conference next month.'"