The phrase "extremely want" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English.
The correct phrase would be "I extremely want..." or "I want extremely..." Examples: I extremely want a new car. I want to go to the beach extremely badly.
Mr King, who is extremely rich, wants his tax rate to rise.
Among her colleagues, says Gerd Langguth of Bonn University, who has written her biography, she stands out as being extremely rational, wanting to get things done and not making a big fuss about herself.
If you have something to offer that is super helpful, interesting, entertaining, hilarious, inspiring, or extremely weird, people want to see it.
The ones I talk to — and, for various reasons, it's an extremely limited pool — want America to leave.
In Indonesia, one-third of Unilever's revenue comes from purchases costing 20 US cents or less.However, P&G is beginning to work out what these extremely demanding customers want.
Anyone whose threshold of pain and embarrassment is very high – or their cupboard of cooking implements extremely bare – may want to take part in Can't Touch This, a new BBC Saturday night game-show that begins tomorrow.
People want extremely innovative products.
The response has been extremely good, you want to have alternatives to Android, Apple and Co.," he told the newspaper.
As a result, retail companies, most of which operate on extremely tight margins, want to find a way that will let them process payments directly from checking accounts or their own store credit cards.
"We think there is a big hole in the market where entrepreneurs who are proven, who are repeat entrepreneurs, who are extremely talented and want downside risk protection and equity in what they're building, can come and build something great," said Moorjani.
