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What is the correct way to express a wish about a past action that did not happen?

Back

Use 'wish + past perfect' (e.g., 'I wish I had studied harder.').

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How do you express a wish about a present situation that is not true?

Back

Use 'wish + past simple' (e.g., 'I wish I were taller.').

Front

What is the structure for expressing a wish about a future event?

Back

Use 'wish + would' (e.g., 'I wish it would stop raining.').

Front

Identify the incorrect form of expressing a wish: 'I wish I was there.'

Back

The correct form is 'I wish I were there.'

Front

What is the backshift rule in English grammar?

Back

Backshift refers to changing the tense of a verb when reporting speech or thoughts in the past.

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What is the correct form of the verb in the sentence: 'She wishes she ___ (not work) this weekend.'

Back

The correct form is 'she won't work.' So, 'She wishes she wouldn't work this weekend.'

Front

How do you express a wish about a skill you lack?

Back

Use 'wish + could' (e.g., 'I wish I could play the guitar.').

Front

What is the correct way to express regret about a past event?

Back

Use 'wish + past perfect' (e.g., 'I wish I had gone to the party.').

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Identify the correct form of expressing a wish about a past event: 'They wish they ___ (win) the match.'

Back

The correct form is 'they had won.' So, 'They wish they had won the match.'

Front

What is the difference between 'wish' and 'hope'?

Back

'Wish' is used for unreal situations, while 'hope' is used for real possibilities.