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Hi Anon I'd describe it this way: "I wish I were going" is the formally correct grammar (traditional grammar). "I wish I was going" is widely used, but is not universally accepted as being grammatically correct.
- Hi Anon I'd describe it this way: "I wish I were going" is the formally correct grammar (traditional grammar).
- "I wish I was going" is widely used, but is not universally accepted as being grammatically correct.
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Hi Anon
I'd describe it this way:
"I wish I were going" is the formally correct grammar (traditional grammar).
"I wish I was going" is widely used, but is not universally accepted as being grammatically correct.
I'd describe it this way:
"I wish I were going" is the formally correct grammar (traditional grammar).
"I wish I was going" is widely used, but is not universally accepted as being grammatically correct.
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