Grammar question: Mary suggested John and [her going] to Paris for the weekend

[Nhung]

"Shall we go to Paris for the weekend, John?" Mary asked

-- Mary suggested John and her going to Paris for the weekend

Is it right? Can we use "her going" like in that sentence?
If so, you can give me the reason and some examples?

Many thanks

[Alan]

Hi,

The construction in your sentence sounds a little complicated as you have a mixture of 'object' and 'possessive' - suggested 'John's and her going which in the context doesn't make sense but what you want to say is: suggested that John and she (should) go. The sentence after 'suggested' needs to be a noun clause and so you could say: Mary suggested she and John go to Paris.

Alan
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[Nhung]

So,if I write like that,it means I am wrong?
and what do you think about the following sentences?
1)I feel very strongly that this plan won't work---feel+adv?
(I think "feel+adj",for example:I feel very hot.So can you tell me more information about it?)
2)I just can't ...the winter so I can go skiing again
a, wait for
b,await
I looked up them in my dictionary,and I see that:they have the same meaning,but the correct answer in my book is :a:wait for,why so?)