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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
About The Structure Of "Want"
I want urgently you to leave. (incorrect)
I want urgently for you to leave. (correct)
What makes this phenomenon?
Top answer
Neither one is good. I want you to leave. I want you to leave now.
- Neither one is good.
- I want you to leave.
- I want you to leave now.
- I want you to leave right away.
- I want you to leave immediately.
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Neither one is good.
I want you to leave.
I want you to leave now.
I want you to leave right away.
I want you to leave immediately.
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