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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Can anybody figure out what is the similar sentence of this?
Hello,
I'm a student of learning English and.. suddenly crushed with this question.
the question is like below
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among those three sentences, which sentence is same with '*'sentence?
* I wanted him to run.
1. I wanted that he would run.
2. I wanted that he run.
3. I wanted that he will run.
*I wanted him to take a tea.
1. I wanted that he would take a tea.
2. I wanted that he take a tea.
3. I wanted that he will take a tea.
"
Please help me escape from the confusion
I'm a student of learning English and.. suddenly crushed with this question.
the question is like below
"
among those three sentences, which sentence is same with '*'sentence?
* I wanted him to run.
1. I wanted that he would run.
2. I wanted that he run.
3. I wanted that he will run.
*I wanted him to take a tea.
1. I wanted that he would take a tea.
2. I wanted that he take a tea.
3. I wanted that he will take a tea.
"
Please help me escape from the confusion
Top answer
Don't use the that conjunction after want. Tea is usually used without a. CB
- Don't use the that conjunction after want.
- Tea is usually used without a.
- CB
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Don't use the that conjunction after want. Tea is usually used without a.
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