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  • I want that she helps me.
    I want her to help me.
  • I want that you don't shout in class.
    I don't want you to shout in class.
  • I want that he does his homework quickly.
    I want him to do his homework quickly.
  • My parents want that I study more.
    My parents want me to study more.
  • Mercedes wants that we don't argue about football.
    Mercedes doesn't want us to argue about football.
  • I want that you make a line outside.
    I want you to make a line outside.
  • The 6th grade teachers want that we sit quietly in class.
    The 6th grade teachers want us to sit quietly in class.
  • I want that you help me.
    I want you to help me.
  • The teacher wants that we hand in our homework.
    The teacher wants us to hand in our homework.
  • I need that you bring me your notebook.
    I need you to bring me my notebook.
  • My brother wants that I play with him.
    My brother wants me to play with him.
  • My mother wants that I finish my homework.
    My mother wants me to finish my homework.
  • Amelia and Denise want that you don't forget your homework at home.
    Amelia and Denise don't want you to forget your homework at home.
  • I want that she stops talking.
    I want her to stop talking.
  • I want that you finish the exercise in class.
    I want you to finish the exercise in class.
  • Denise wants that we don't talk Spanish in her class.
    Denise doesn't want us to talk Spanish in her class.
  • I want that they make a line outside.
    I want them to make a line outside.
  • I need that you listen carefully.
    I need you to listen carefully.
  • The teacher wants that we pay attention in class.
    The teacher wants us to pay attention in class.
  • I want that he helps me.
    I want him to help me.