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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"I can't speak English" can be expressed differenty by
"I wish I could speak english". or " I wish I could speak English.
"I wish I could speak english". or " I wish I could speak English.
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"I can't speak English" and "I wish I could speak E nglish" express two different thoughts. The first of your sentences expresses a fact, the second a wish/regret.
- "I can't speak English" and "I wish I could speak E nglish" express two different thoughts.
- The first of your sentences expresses a fact, the second a wish/regret.
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"I can't speak English" and "I wish I could speak English" express two different thoughts. Not everybody who cannot speak English would like to speak it.The first of your sentences expresses a fact, the second a wish/regret.
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