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WE WOULD LIKE SOMETHING TO BE DIFFERENT !! We wish …

I WISH + S + SIMPLE PAST (OR COULD) Wish - structure OUR REGRET REFERS TO PRESENT OUR REGRET REFERS TO PAST I WISH + S + SIMPLE PAST (OR COULD) I WISH + S + PAST PERFECT

Wish - structure I WISH + SIMPLE PAST OUR REGRET REFERS TO PRESENT I am very lazy I wish I wasn’t lazy You can’t be here I wish you could be here He doesn’t love me I wish he loved me The verb changes into the opposite I WISH + SIMPLE PAST

Wish - structure I WISH + PAST PERFECT OUR REGRET REFERS TO PAST I didn’t work hard You weren’t there I wish I had worked hard I wish you had been there I WISH + PAST PERFECT

I WISH + subject (never I) + WOULD/ WOULDN'T + INFINITIVE Wish - structure COMPLAINING ABOUT ANNOYING HABITS You are always late I wish you wouldn’t be late I WISH + subject (never I) + WOULD/ WOULDN'T + INFINITIVE

Some practice FACT (regret) WISH I'm fat I wish I wasn't fat I don't have any friends I wish some friends I didn't work for the exam I wish for the exam I can't swim I wish swim He doesn't help me I wish me I've lost my pen I wish my pen I had I had worked I could he would help I hadn’t lost