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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Wish difference
Are both of these sentences correct? If yes, what is the difference?
I wish I could finish all the things I started.
I wish I could finish all the things I had started.
I know that a real past event with wish should be in the past perfect, but is that the same case when including 'could'?
I wish I could finish all the things I started.
I wish I could finish all the things I had started.
I know that a real past event with wish should be in the past perfect, but is that the same case when including 'could'?
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Anonymous Are both of these sentences correct? No; only the first.
- Anonymous Are both of these sentences correct?
- No; only the first.
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AnonymousAre both of these sentences correct?No; only the first.
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