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#Wish + Would#
3. We use wish + would + bare infinitive to express impatience,
annoyance or dissatisfaction with a present action or situation that you
want to be different .
e.g.:
#Important point#
* To simply express that you want something to happen in the future
(not talking about wanting an action or situation to be different, and not talking
about impatience or annoyance) we use hope, not wish.
e.g.:
I hope it's sunny tomorrow. (Correct)
I wish it was sunny tomorrow. (Wrong)
I hope she passes her exam next week. (Correct)
I wish she would pass her exam next week. (Wrong)
**Write sentences using WISH. (Present, past and
wish+would)**
a) I DIDN’T STUDY FOR THE TEST.___________________________________________________
o) I’M SHY.___________________________________________________________________________
v) I’M BALD.__________________________________________________________________________
****The answers may vary. The teacher needs to analyze if the answer provided by the
student is acceptable.