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    The document discusses the use of the verb "wish" to talk about present situations that cannot be changed. It provides examples of using "wish" with the past perfect tense to express regret over past actions like drinking too much. Activities are included to practice using "wish" with different verb tenses to describe unreal past situations.

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    The document discusses the use of the verb "wish" to talk about present situations that cannot be changed. It provides examples of using "wish" with the past perfect tense to express regret over past actions like drinking too much. Activities are included to practice using "wish" with different verb tenses to describe unreal past situations.

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    The document discusses the use of the verb "wish" to talk about present situations that cannot be changed. It provides examples of using "wish" with the past perfect tense to express regret over past actions like drinking too much. Activities are included to practice using "wish" with different verb tenses to describe unreal past situations.

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    WISH: PAST UNREAL SITUATIONS

    GRAMMAR
    January 5th, 2024
    Using wish

    The verb “Wish” is used with the unreal past when we want to talk about situations in the
    present that we are not happy about but cannot change.
    Structure

    Example: I wish (that) I hadn’t drunk


    too much. I wish I had been sober.
    Activity 1
    Match the
    regret
    situation.
    Activity 2
    Complete the chart with the missing verbs.
    Activity 3
    Complete each sentence with the past
    perfect of the verb in ( ).
    Second part
    Activity 4
    Complete the sentences to make them true
    for yourself.

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