You have one pair of jeans and you just destroyed them.
i want / need a new pair of jeans.
i want / need a fancy pair of designer jeans.
your computer just self-destructed.
i want / need a brand new computer.
i want / need a computer, and maybe a used one is better.
you have a new job and you need to get to work and back each day.
i want / need a sports car.
i want / need a car of some type to get to work.
i want / need to get to work, and though a car would be nice, my budget may tell me i need to take the bus.
you love eating out.
i want / need to eat out a lot.
but i don't want / need to eat out a lot. i could eat out less, you know, and save some bucks.

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.

umm there is no difference

great question btw!

idk that a good answer

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