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  1. 17-Sep-2011, 11:34 #1
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    Default wish you would have

    I wish you would have told me.

    I wish you had told me.


    How are these two sentences different in meaning?
    I am confused.

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    Default Re: wish you would have

    There's no difference.

    They are both used but only the second is grammatically correct.

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