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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Had been / were
I wish you had been there.
I wish you were there.
Is there any difference between the meaning of the two sentences? Would you please explain?
Thanks.
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sundarnaz I wish you had been there. you were there before now sundarnaz I wish you were there. you were there now
- sundarnaz I wish you had been there.
- you were there before now sundarnaz I wish you were there.
- you were there now
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sundarnazI wish you had been there.
= ...you were there before now
sundarnazI wish you were there.
= ....you were there now
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