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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
I wish
I wish it would stop raining.
I wish it didn't rain so much.
I found both of these sentences in a grammar book and both are correct. Why does the first one have would and the second one past simple? What's do I know when to use would and when to use past simple? Thank you.
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Anonymous I wish it would stop raining. It is raining now. I want to play football.
- Anonymous I wish it would stop raining.
- It is raining now.
- I want to play football.
- I wish it would stop raining.
- Anonymous I wish it didn't rain so much.
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AnonymousI wish it would stop raining.
It is raining now. I want to play football. I wish it would stop raining.
AnonymousI wish it didn't rain so much.
I live in a city where it rains almost every day. I would like to play football every day, but on many days I can't because it is raining. I wish it di
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