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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Do say I wish I was or I wish I were
  

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anonymous Do say I wish I was or I wish I were Do you say " I wish I was " or " I wish I were "? Note above how to write your question. Either one.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Do say I wish I was or I wish I were Do you say " I wish I was " or " I wish I were "?
  • Note above how to write your question.
  • Either one.
  • "I wish I were" is used a little more often than "I wish I was", and it is recommended by most English teachers.
  • CJ
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anonymous Do say I wish I was or I wish I were
Do you say "I wish I was" or "I wish I were"?

Note above how to write your question.

Either one. "I wish I were" is used a little more often than "I wish I was", and it is recommended by most English teachers.

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