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| I wish I would have been there. I wish I had been there. If both are correct then why do we need two variants? Thank you beforehand. |
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#2
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| 'I wish I had been there' is correct usage in the Past Perfect. 'I wish I would have been there' is an incorrect mix. 'Would have' is used in the Past Conditional, such as 'Had I been there, I would have seen it' |
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