Qual é a diferença entre He suggested that we go to the shops e He suggested that we went to the shops ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.

@Showizzle Thank you. I already know that 'go' is in the present tense and 'went' is its past conjugation. However, I'm studying the English subjunctive. It says that you can use past simple because it's a hypothetical situation, too. I just wanted to know if there was any difference between them. I am now kind of confused because my book says one thing and native speakers say another. Perhaps it's right in British English (?) Anyway, I have another question: Is this sentence right: 'I suggested that he go to the shops'?

@Showizzle Thank you! Also, when it comes to use 'recommend', would it be correct to say 'He recommended that she go to the shops' or 'He recommended that she goes to the shops'?

My textbook is more focused on British English. Hopefully an English speaker from there can see this question and give us their opinion. It's really good to know that it's not correct in American English. As you say, in the first part it already defines it happened in the past tense, so it kind of sounds incorrect to use the past tense in the last part of the sentence, too.