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I want to fly with you

🇬🇧 UK //aɪ wɒnt tə flaɪ wɪð juː// 🇺🇸 US //aɪ wɑnt tə flaɪ wɪð ju//

Meaning of I want to fly with you

To express a desire to travel by airplane together with someone.

In simple words: To travel by air together with someone.

I want to fly with you in a sentence

• I want to fly with you to Paris this summer.
• She said, 'I want to fly with you on this adventure.'
• Do you want to fly with me to visit our friends?
• He expressed, 'I want to fly with you over the ocean.'
• I want to fly with you because it's more fun together.

How to use I want to fly with you

This phrase is suitable for expressing a desire to travel together. It's friendly and can be used in both casual and more serious contexts.

Grammar pattern

verb + to + verb + preposition + pronoun

Memory hint

Imagine a bird flying together with a partner in the sky.

Related words

Collocations with I want to fly with you

• fly together
• fly away
• fly high
• fly safely
• fly out

Synonyms for I want to fly with you

• want to travel
• wish to fly
• desire to go
• want to journey
• wish to soar

Common mistakes with I want to fly with you

• Incorrectly use 'with you' when meaning 'to you'.
• 'I want fly with you' missing 'to' as an infinitive marker.
• Confusing 'fly' with 'flied', which is not used in this context.

Frequently asked questions about I want to fly with you

What does I want to fly with you mean?

To travel by air together with someone.

What is the definition of I want to fly with you?

To express a desire to travel by airplane together with someone.

How do you use I want to fly with you in a sentence?

I want to fly with you to Paris this summer.

Can you give another example of I want to fly with you?

She said, 'I want to fly with you on this adventure.'

What are synonyms for I want to fly with you?

Common alternatives include want to travel, wish to fly, desire to go, want to journey, wish to soar.

What words go with I want to fly with you?

It commonly pairs with fly together, fly away, fly high, fly safely, fly out.

What are common mistakes when using I want to fly with you?

Incorrectly use 'with you' when meaning 'to you'. 'I want fly with you' missing 'to' as an infinitive marker. Confusing 'fly' with 'flied', which is not used in this context.

How do you pronounce I want to fly with you?

US: //aɪ wɑnt tə flaɪ wɪð ju//, UK: //aɪ wɒnt tə flaɪ wɪð juː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use I want to fly with you?

This phrase is suitable for expressing a desire to travel together. It's friendly and can be used in both casual and more serious contexts.