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Unprlld Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Punctuation

I wish, smile on the face and glares in the eyes never gets fade.

Is it correct?
  

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This is hard to parse. I suppose you're trying to say I wish the smile on his face and glare in his eyes never fades (or would never fade ) but I can't really tell.

— Stephenmatlock

  • This is hard to parse.
  • I suppose you're trying to say I wish the smile on his face and glare in his eyes never fades (or would never fade ) but I can't really tell.
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This is hard to parse.

I suppose you're trying to say

I wish the smile on his face and glare in his eyes never fades (or would never fade)

but I can't really tell.
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unprlldI wish, smile on the face and glares in the eyes never gets fade.

Is it correct?
Hi,

It's not correct. I'd write it this way:

I wish (that) smile on the face and glares in the eyes never faded.
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Sir, I'm wishing for two people at the same time. (So, I can't write his \her)

All I want to know is that, is there any requirement of comma? ( I wish,)

Thank you!
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I don't think so. I'm sorry I can't say Yes or No, but I can't imagine a use case for having "I wish, <something>."

It would just be "I wish that <something>" or "I wish <something>."
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