Want someone to do something
 If you want someone to do something use the structure subject + want (somebody / accusative pronoun) + + to do (something). She does not want us to call her.
We use "want somebody to do" to express what I hope other people do, how we expect them to behave or what we would like them to do. Is formed with "want + object + to infinitive".
Example:

• I don't want her to call me.
  No quiero que ella me llame.
• The teacher wants every student to study hard.
  La profesora quiere que todos los alumnos estudien mucho.
• Some men don't want their wives to work.
  Algunos hombres no quieren que sus esposas trabajen.
• My parents wanted me to go to Law school.
  Mis padres querían que yo estudiara derecho.
• I didn't want Phil to find out.
  Yo no quería que Phil se enterara.
• We have always wanted our children to tell the truth.
  Siempre quisimos que nuestros hijos dijeran la verdad.
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• Sarah has never wanted us to be together.
  Sara nunca quiso que estuviéramos juntos.
• I had wanted him to stop working during the night.
  Yo había querido que dejara de trabajar durante la noche.