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The document discusses different ways to structure sentences using the word "wish". It provides 3 examples: (1) using "wish" with a modal verb like "could" or "would", (2) using "wish" with "would" followed by an infinitive verb, and (3) using "wish" with "had" in the past perfect tense. The document aims to help users properly structure sentences when expressing wishes or desires using the word "wish".
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- 1. wish wish " , " wish 3 1. = WISH + V2 Step up Jerry I wish I could dance like this. >> Jerry * would" "could" I wish you would talk to her more often. ^_^ >> ( ) Tony Tony I wish it weren't raining. >> * were
- 2. 2. = WISH + WOULD + INF. I wish they would go out of here. >> 3. = WISH + HAD V3 (past perfect) She wishes she hadn't done that. >> I wish I had studied harder at school. >> Krumaryuree.wordpress.com com