Which one is correct? "I want you to fly with me" or "I want that you fly with me" Why?
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The first phrase is better.
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"I want you to fly with me." In English, "that" isn't normally used when you are saying what you (or someone else) want(s).
For example:
I want you to come over.
You want to go to the beach.
We want them to visit.
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The first phrase is better, the second is a bit awkward, but I have heard both used in conversation by native English speakers.
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