She wishes you (a)   better. (feel)

I wish that you (a)   here yesterday. (be)

I wish he (a)   the work tonight. (finish

We wish you (a)   tomorrow. (come)

She wishes she (a)   the window last night. (open)

I wish you (a)   earlier yesterday. (leave)

We wish they (a)   with us last weekend.(come)

They wish he (a)   with them the next day. (come)

She wish she could speak English well.

(a)  

I wish it didn’t rained now.

(a)  

I wish I was a doctor to save people

(a)  

I wish I have more time to look after my family.

(a)  

He wishes it didn’t rain yesterday.

(a)  

I have to study hard.--> I wish

(a)  

We had a lot of homework yesterday.--> I wish

(a)  

It is raining heavily. -->I wish

(a)  

They work slowly.--> I wish

(a)  

She doesn’t join in the trip. --> I wish

(a)  

I was used to (a)   (eat) at noon when I started school.

He used to (eat) (a)   dinner at five o’clock.

When I was young, I used to (a)   (swim) everyday.

He used to (a)   (like) her, but he doesn’t anymore.

Don’t worry, some day you will get used to (a)   (speak) English

When she arrived in Britain, she wasn’t used (a)   (drive) on the left, but she soon got used to it