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What is the error in these sentences?
I wish I knew what is wrong with my car?
I wish I had known what was wrong with my car?
I wish I knew what was wrong with my car?
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I wish I knew what was wrong with my car? None of these is a question, so none of them should have a question mark. The only "really" correct one is the last one (if you remove the question mark).
- I wish I knew what was wrong with my car?
- None of these is a question, so none of them should have a question mark.
- The only "really" correct one is the last one (if you remove the question mark).
- I wish I knew what was wrong with my car.
- The other two are grammatically possible, but they are awkward, particularly the first one.
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My VideosI wish I knew what is wrong with my car?I wish I had known what was wrong with my car?I wish I knew what was wrong with my car?
None of these is a question, so none of them should have a question mark.
The only "really" correct one is the last one (if you remove the question mark).
I wish I knew what was wrong with my car.
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