recommend (someone) to (verb)

herbivorie said:

recommend (someone) to (verb)

I learned that the above form is used only in BrE and not in AmE.
("I recommend you to go" in BrE, and "I recommend you go" in AmE.) I would say "I recommend that you go."
Following this rule, I'm trying to convert the following sentence to AmE (and having trouble doing so.)

Which do you recommend the students to buy, A or B?
Which do you recommend the students buy, A or B?
Which do you recommend that the students buy, A or B?

More common, at least where I live, "Which do you suggest that the students buy, A or B."

What would it be like in AmE?

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Gillnetter said:

Which do you recommend the students buy, A or B?
Which do you recommend that the students buy, A or B?

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herbivorie said:

If it's "he", not "the students", would it be like the following (if I use "recommend")?

Which do you recommend that he should buy, A or B? (BrE)
Which do you recommend that he buy, A or B? (AmE)

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