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Tamguatlay Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Should it be "came" instead?
I wish this beautiful sweetheart never comes back to this cruel world.
Should it be "came" instead?
Thanks.
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tamguatlay Should it be "came" instead? It depends on what you want it to mean. "Wish … came" means that she came back, and you wish she hadn't.
- tamguatlay Should it be "came" instead?
- It depends on what you want it to mean.
- "Wish … came" means that she came back, and you wish she hadn't.
- It is the same as "wish … had never come back".
- The original sentence is faulty, though, so I have no confidence that I know what you're trying to say.
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tamguatlayShould it be "came" instead?
It depends on what you want it to mean. "Wish … came" means that she came back, and you wish she hadn't. It is the same as "wish … had never come back". The original sentence is faulty, though, so I have no confidence that I know what you're trying to say. You can't wish that she never comes back as a matter of idiom.
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