Which sentence best shows the difference in meaning between “to need” and “to want”?
A. I need a pencil to write; I want a new toy to play with.
B. I want a pencil to write; I need a new toy to play with.
C. I need a pencil to play; I want a new toy to write with.
D. I want a pencil to eat; I need a new toy to sleep with.
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