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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Subjunctive
I know all of these sentences contain a subjunctive but i'm not quite sure what the difference in meaning is.
a) I wish there were nothing more to say.
b) I wish there was nothing more to say.
c) I wish he would come in time.
I'd be more that happy if anyone could help me! Thanks!
a) I wish there were nothing more to say.
b) I wish there was nothing more to say.
c) I wish he would come in time.
I'd be more that happy if anyone could help me! Thanks!
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DebbyyP a) I wish there were nothing more to say. b) I wish there was nothing more to say. There is no difference in meanin8.
- DebbyyP a) I wish there were nothing more to say.
- b) I wish there was nothing more to say.
- There is no difference in meanin8.
- The writer of the second has not used the subjunctive.
- There is no subjucntive form in the other two sentences.
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DebbyyPa) I wish there were nothing more to say. b) I wish there was nothing more to say.There is no difference in meanin8. The writer of the second has not used the subjunctive.
There is no subjucntive form in the other two sentences.
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