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Maj Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Wish

-I wish someone trusted me a little bit more.
-I wish someone would trust me a little bit more.

Are the two sentences correct?
  

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Grammatically they're okay, but the use of "someone" would be odd unless there is a special context. Someone usually means "anyone", whereas trust is usually something expected from a particular person known to you. Cheers John.

— John C.

  • Grammatically they're okay, but the use of "someone" would be odd unless there is a special context.
  • Someone usually means "anyone", whereas trust is usually something expected from a particular person known to you.
  • Cheers John.
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Grammatically they're okay, but the use of "someone" would be odd unless there is a special context. Someone usually means "anyone", whereas trust is usually something expected from a particular person known to you.

Cheers

John.
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