1. We want John to win. <br/><br/>2. We want for John to win.<br/><br/>3. We prefer for John to win.<br/><br/>4. We prefer that John will win.<br/><br/>5. We believe there to be a cellist in the band.<br/><br/>6. We believe that there is a cellist in the band.<br/><br/>There are some verbs that have many different forms but have the same meaning.<br/><br/>1, 2 and 3, 4 are grammatical according to my book.<br/><br/>Q) 1, 2 and 3, 4 and 5, 6 are used without change of the meaning?<br/><br/>and what are more likely to use in conversation?