SUGGEST

Are these three sentences correct? - which one would you say?

I suggested to Brian that he went and saw the doctor.

I suggested to Brian that he go and see the doctor.

I suggested to Brian that he should go and see the doctor.

Thanks for your help.

Thanks Mister Micawber. Can you tell me what's wrong with the first one?

Can't you say 'I suggested we went to the beach' ?

Actually, I saw this example in a grammar book called 'First Certificate Language Practice':

I suggested going to the beach.

I suggested that we went to the beach.

Coachpotato wrote:

I suggested that we went to the beach.

I'm not a Brit, and I like the second one (above, at the top of the thread).  

As to, 'I suggested that we went to the beach', it might be expressed that way by someone who uses the word 'suggested' to mean 'indicated' ( by hinting, winking, nodding or by giving some such non-verbal clue).  It's kind of a far-fetched explanation, though.