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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
I wish
A. I wish I could have done it. What does it mean?
B. I wish I would have done it. What does it mean?
C. I wish I may have done it. What does it mean?
B. I wish I would have done it. What does it mean?
C. I wish I may have done it. What does it mean?
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A. I wish I could have done it. [ I wasn't able to do it, and I'm sorry.
- A.
- I wish I could have done it.
- [ I wasn't able to do it, and I'm sorry.
- ] B.
- Not a good sentence.
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A. I wish I could have done it. [ I wasn't able to do it, and I'm sorry. ]
B. Not a good sentence. Correct it to: I wish I had done it. [ I didn't do it, and I'm sorry. ]
C. Delete it.
B. Not a good sentence. Correct it to: I wish I had done it. [ I didn't do it, and I'm sorry. ]
C. Delete it.
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