By Accusative, Subjunctives

hope / demand/ desire / want /wish (o) She hopes he comes/will come tomorrow. (x) She hopes him to come tomorrow. (o) She demands he (should) come tomorrow. (o) She demands him to come tomorrow. (o) She desires he (should) come tomorrow. (o) She desires him to come tomorrow. (?) She wants he...

??I want that you clean up your room this instant! It would not surprise me to learn that it was possible in some NAmE Englishes. Some Romance language speaking immigrants may speak it. Quote from Everything2 : The Subjunctive Mood of English After verbs which formerly used the...

There is ... no basis at all for including dative among the inflectional categories of the English noun. And there is likewise no basis for including nominative or accusative (or objective) among the inflectional categories of the English noun. English nouns have no inflections whatever except...

To CJ and JTT, 1) I think that after "if" there is a subjunctive with all verbs the only difference is that we can only notice it in English with the verb "to be". If I WERE a millionaire, I would travel round the world. If I HAD a billion pounds, I would travel round the world. I think that...