I want you to...
Subject + want + noun + to + present form verb phrase
I want you to take this medicine twice a day.
Explain
Subject + want + noun + to + present form verb phrase
The subject wants the noun to do an action.
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It is a command.
I want you to eat it all.
The mother wants the baby to eat dinner.
We can say it from the position of the baby.
My mum wants me to eat it all.
The subject does not change (mum) but what she is called does depending on who say is it.
The father wants the child to wash their hands.
I want you to wash your hands.
My dad wants me to wash my hands.
The fishermen want the weather to get better.
We want the weather to get better.
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Vocabulary - Nouns
Vocabulary - Verbs
Examples
NOTE: It is 'an' x-ray because when you say 'x' it is this phonetically /ex/ and so has the 'n' for 'an'.
I want you to go for an x-ray.
x-ray / for / go / you