Questions & Answers about אני רוצה שתמצאו תשובה טובה, ואם לא, תשאלו את המורה.
The ש־ means that. It is a very common Hebrew connector, especially after verbs like רוצה (wants), חושב (thinks), יודע (knows), and so on.
So:
- אני רוצה שתמצאו...
literally = I want that you will find...
In natural English, we usually say I want you to find..., but Hebrew often uses a full clause with ש־.
Because the subject changes.
אני רוצה למצוא תשובה טובה = I want to find a good answer
Here, I am the one who wants, and I am also the one who will find.אני רוצה שתמצאו תשובה טובה = I want you to find a good answer
Here, I am the one who wants, but you are the ones who will find.
So when the second action has a different subject, Hebrew commonly uses ש־ + a conjugated verb instead of the infinitive.