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September 2006 ArchivesA wish is always followed by the past tense form but refers to the present. Here are some examples: 1. After wish we usually use were, for example, "I wish I were taller. = I'm short." But we also use 'I wish I had ... ' and 'I wish I could ...' 2. We also use wish to say that we regret something for example, "I wish I knew Stefan's telephone number. = I don't know Stefan's telephone number and I want to call him now."
Continue reading Expressing Wishes.
Here are different Wh-questions words:
How....? How many ....? How much ....? What for ....?
2 Who is your technical teacher? 3 Where's the bathroom? 4 Where's the museum? 5 When is the drinking party? 6 Which book is mine? 7 Why are you late? 8 How tall are you? 9 How much are the tomatoes?
Continue reading Changing Wh-questions with the be verb to indirect questions - a handout.
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