Want someone to do something (2)

Practise using the phrase: want someone to do something.

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When used in a positive statement form the sentence in this way: Person + want + object pronoun (me, you, him, her, us, them) + to infinitive.
In a negative sentence use it in this way: Person + don't/doesn`t/didn't + want + object pronoun + to infinitive.
In a question: Do/Does/Did + person + want + object pronoun + to infinitive.

Positive sentence example: I want him to explain the exercise.
Negative sentence example: He doesn't want me to go to the party.
Question example: Did your Mum want you to phone her?

Mr. Smith, did you want __________ to do all the exercises?

Solution:
us

How is Julia? The doctor wants __________ to stay home for two more days.

Solution:
her

Did you tell him? No, I didn't want him __________.

Solution:
to know

I will go to her house tomorrow. She wants ______ to be there.

Solution:
me

I want ______ to come to my birthday next week.

Solution:
them

Elena wants us __________ her dog while she is away.

Solution:
to feed

Do you want ______ to look after your baby brother?

Solution:
us

He wants us __________ his new girlfriend.

Solution:
to meet

Jonah wants ______ to do the presentation with him.

Solution:
them

She doesn't want __________ to think she forgot about the meeting.

Solution:
him

Don't they want __________ to go to the party?

Solution:
her

I don't want ______ to eat my sweets!

Solution:
you

Does Noah want all of ______ to attend his wedding?
He wants to invite me and the whole class.

Solution:
us