Wish Clauses ( If only)

I don’t live in a house by the sea.

• I wish I lived in a house by the sea

• I wish I had lived in a house by the sea.

you won’t stay with us longer.

• I wish you will stay with us longer.

• I wish you would stay with us longer.

I want to be a football player.

• I wish I were a good football player.

• I wish I was a good football player.

I didn’t have enough courage to write you before.

• I wish I had had enough courage to write you before

• ı wish I had enough courage to write you before.

I ate so much last night.

• I wish I didn't eat so much last night.

• I wish I hadn’t eaten so much last night

I went to a party last night but I didn’t like it.

• I wish I hadn't gone to a party last night.

• I wish I didn't go to a party last night.

It’s boiling hot today and I don’t like hot weather.

• I wish it weren't so hot.

• I wish it hadn't been so hot.

• I wish it wasn't so hot.

I didn’t study hard enough and failed in the exam.

• I wish I studied harder.

• I wish I had studied harder.

• I wish I study harder.

• I wish I was studying harder.

I have worked hard all day and now I am very tired to go out with my friends.

• I wish I hadn't been so tired.

• I wish I weren't so tired.

• I wish I wasn't so tired.

Mrs. Wellington had her hair cut too short but she is not happy with it now.

• She wishes she hadn't had her hair so short.

• She wishes she didn't have her hair so short.