Is "You don't want me do anything" grammatically correct?
I heard the sentence from a movie.
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I made a mistake. I mean You don't want me "doing" anything.
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Krodulf1 is correct. I would assume the correct sentence would be "You don't want me to do anything" or maybe a question, "You don't want me to do anything?"
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That's incorrect. It should be "You don't want me TO do anything."
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