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Teal lime Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
I wish it wouldn't be raining.
Does the sentence below make sense in English?
I wish it wouldn't be raining.
If so, what do you use it?
Also, does it have the same meaning as "I wish it wouldn't rain"?
Thank you.
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teal lime Does the sentence below make sense in English? I wish it wouldn't be raining. It is understandable, but the correct way to say it is I wish it weren't raining .
- teal lime Does the sentence below make sense in English?
- I wish it wouldn't be raining.
- It is understandable, but the correct way to say it is I wish it weren't raining .
- teal lime Also, does it have the same meaning as "I wish it wouldn't rain"?
- No.
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teal limeDoes the sentence below make sense in English?
I wish it wouldn't be raining.
It is understandable, but the correct way to say it is
I wish it weren't raining.
teal limeAlso, does it have the same meaning as "I wish it wouldn't rain"?
No. This sentence gives the impression that you want t
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