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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Wish with past and would
What's the difference between these:
i. I wish it didn't rain.
ii. I wish it wouldn't rain.
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Those are equivalent in meaning. Personally, I tend to choose the one with 'would', but I know that there are others who prefer the other one. CJ
- Those are equivalent in meaning.
- Personally, I tend to choose the one with 'would', but I know that there are others who prefer the other one.
- CJ
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Those are equivalent in meaning. Personally, I tend to choose the one with 'would', but I know that there are others who prefer the other one.
CJ
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anonymousi. I wish it didn't rain.ii. I wish it wouldn't rain.
Isn't i. refer to the present, i.e. "now", and ii to the immediate future?
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