What difference does it make when we use 【なる】 in 「辞めたくなることがありますか」 or not?


Sentence A: 日本語が 難{むずか}しくて勉{べん}強{きょう}を 辞{や}めた **くなる** ことが ありますか。

Sentence B: 日本語が 難{むずか}しくて勉{べん}強{きょう}を 辞{や}めたことが ありますか。

What type of attribute does **なる** add to sentence A that is not exist in
sentence B?




Note that 辞めた is just past tense: _I quit (stopped) [studying]_.

However, 辞めたくなる is not past tense. In fact this is

> 辞めたくなる = 辞めたい + なる

which means _I'm getting to want to quit [studying]_ "

Now, if you just said,

> 辞めたい

then that's just _I want to quit_.




Note that 辞めた is just past tense: _I quit (stopped) [studying]_.

However, 辞めたくなる is not past tense. In fact this is

> 辞めたくなる = 辞めたい + なる

which means _I'm getting to want to quit [studying]_ "

Now, if you just said,

> 辞めたい

then that's just _I want to quit_.

