WISH 5 (CAN)

He can’t swim.

• He wishes he could swim.

• He wish he could swim.

• He wishes he couldn't swim.

• He wishes he can swim.

They can sell their house.

• I wish they could sell their house.

• I wish they couldn't sell their house.

• I wish they can't sell their house.

• I wishes they couldn't sell their house.

She can make many mistakes.

• I wish she can't make many mistakes.

• I wish she could make many mistakes.

• I wish she couldn't made many mistakes.

• I wish she couldn't make many mistakes.

The old woman can’t cross the street easily.

• I wish the old woman can cross the street easily.

• I wish the old woman could crossed the street easily.

• I wish the old woman could cross the street easily.

• I wish the old woman couldn't cross the street easily.

The students can’t speak English well.    

• I wish the students could speak English well.

• I wish the students can speak English well.

• I wish the students could spoke English well.

• I wish the students couldn't speak English well.

He can tell you a lie.

• I wish he could tell you a lie.

• I wish he couldn't told you a lie.

• I wish he couldn't tell you a lie.

• I wish he can't tell you a lie.

The boy can’t speak clearly.

• I wish the boy couldn't speak clearly.

• I wish the boy could speak clearly.

• I wish the boy can speak clearly.

• I wish the boy could spoke clearly.

I can’t hear you.

• I wish I can hear you.

• I wish I couldn't hear you.

• I wish I could heard you.

• I wish I could hear you.

She can’t read books in the library.

• I wish she couldn't read books in the library.

• I wish she could read books in the library.

• I wishes she could read books in the library.

• I wish she can read books in the library.

They can make you feel sad.

• I wish they could make you feel sad.

• I wish they couldn't made you feel sad.

• I wish they can't make you feel sad.

• I wish they couldn't make you feel sad.