In Verbs^x, Interviews^x, Clauses^x

For suggest as give advice : I (that) he not do something. (negative pattern) But suggest also means bring to mind , and this is the meaning in your example sentences, so the grammatical structures for 'advisory' suggest don't apply. Issues of availability cannot give advice! So...

Both the first and third examples work. The first is the gerund construction, the third is the subjunctive construction. The second is incorrect. However, despite being technically correct, both the first and third examples still sound awkward. Ultimately, I think this is because it sounds...

I belong to a country where English is used as a second language, so it is not my first language. A few days ago I appeared in an interview for the post of English Teacher. I want to share a few points of that interview for your worthy comments. I use A for interviewer and B for myself. ...

Anonymous wrote: Hi guys, just a point I'd like to clarify which was brought up at a seminar I attended regarding the drafting of legal documents. From my understanding, I've always thought that when a "request" (used as a verb) is made for an object, the sentence should be in the form...