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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Wish
If we are talking about sentences with "wish" could you tell me if there's a difference, or an appropriate way in grammar for the following examples?
"I wish you would come" & "I wish you came"
"I wish they wouldn't call so late" & "I wish they didn't call so late"
Are both examples (with would & the verb in past) used in the same situation? Do they have the same meaning?
"I wish you would come" & "I wish you came"
"I wish they wouldn't call so late" & "I wish they didn't call so late"
Are both examples (with would & the verb in past) used in the same situation? Do they have the same meaning?
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I've written tons of posts on the grammar of "wish". Use the search box at the upper left of the page to find them. Use the word 'wish'.
- I've written tons of posts on the grammar of "wish".
- Use the search box at the upper left of the page to find them.
- Use the word 'wish'.
- If you want to see my posts in particular add 'CJ' after 'wish' in the search box.
- CJ
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I've written tons of posts on the grammar of "wish".
Use the search box at the upper left of the page to find them. Use the word 'wish'. If you want to see my posts in particular add 'CJ' after 'wish' in the search box.
CJ
Use the search box at the upper left of the page to find them. Use the word 'wish'. If you want to see my posts in particular add 'CJ' after 'wish' in the search box.
CJ
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