Subjunctive Verb

[Ferdie11]

I wish I have the wings to fly.

Can you please tell me whether the sentence above is correct or not and why?

Thanks in advance.

[emsr2d2]

I wish I have the wings to fly.

Can you please tell me whether the sentence above is correct or not and why?

Thanks in advance.

You need to say either:

1) I wish I had the wings to fly.
2) I wish I could have wings.

[Hemraj]

I wish I have the wings to fly.

Can you please tell me whether the sentence above is correct or not and why?

Thanks in advance.

can be said

I wish, I would have the wings to fly.

[Raymott]

can be said

I wish, I would have the wings to fly.

No

[bhaisahab]

can be said

I wish, I would have the wings to fly.

The construction 'I wish I would have the...' is perhaps unusual but I don't think it is wrong. I need to do a bit of research.

[svartnik]

I cannot think of an example or an explanation that would justify the use of 'would' in the sentence.

[bhaisahab]

The construction 'I wish I would have the...' is perhaps unusual but I don't think it is wrong. I need to do a bit of research.

I am not offering this as evidence for or against, just for interest:Ryan's linguistics blog: I wish I would have...

[bhaisahab]

As far as I can discover, it is not as unusual a construction as I thought, in fact it is quite widely used. It is not correct however.

[svartnik]

Protasis!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protasis_(linguistics)

I have been chasing this word for one month and until now it managed to escape me.

[Raymott]

I am not offering this as evidence for or against, just for interest:Ryan's linguistics blog: I wish I would have...

You might be missing an important distinction between the question asked and the construction this blog disucsses.
Originally Posted by Hemraj
can be said
I wish, I would have the wings to fly.
as you say The construction 'I wish I would have the...'
This is a present tense construction.

The blog discusses "I wish I would have ..." as a past tense alternative to "I wish I had" as past tense.
"I wish I would have gone to the store" instead of "I wish I had gone to the store".

This is a different use to present/future of "I wish I would have wings" for "I wish I had wings". I have not heard this used for the present tense.

Put more simply, you can't say that many people would accept:
"I wish I would have wings" on the basis that many say:
"I wish I would have gone to the store"