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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Wish+past/would do
If both sentences are correct, how different in meaning?
(a) I wish my son ate more vegetables.
(b) I wish my son would eat more vegetables.
(a) I wish my son ate more vegetables.
(b) I wish my son would eat more vegetables.
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Anonymous If both sentences are correct They are. Anonymous how different in meaning? There is none.
- Anonymous If both sentences are correct They are.
- Anonymous how different in meaning?
- There is none.
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AnonymousIf both sentences are correctThey are.
Anonymoushow different in meaning?There is none.
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