English Learner 2593 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
[What I want you is to be honest.]
Could you please check the following?
[What I want you is to be honest.]
[what I want you is honesty.]
Top answer
No, they aren't right. These are possible: What I want is for you to be honest. What I want from you is honesty.
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No, they aren't right. These are possible:
What I want is for you to be honest.
What I want from you is honesty.
Of course, you can also simply say "I want you to be honest".
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