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    Wish You Didn't - Wish You Wouldn't.

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    The document discusses using the phrase 'I wish' to talk about present or past situations that one would like to be different. It can be used with the past tense to talk about wanting a present situation to be different, or with 'would' to express annoyance at something someone does or does not do.

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    The document discusses using the phrase 'I wish' to talk about present or past situations that one would like to be different. It can be used with the past tense to talk about wanting a present situation to be different, or with 'would' to express annoyance at something someone does or does not do.

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    YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THIS SHEET IN PDF FORMAT HERE : https://www.aprendeinglesenleganes.com/wish-you-didnt---wouldnt.php   WISH YOU DIDN'T vs WISH YOU WOULDN'T What's the difference in meaning between "I wish you didn't" and "I wish you wouldn't" ? Have a look at this grammar sheet to find out.   NOTE: These structures may come up in the key word transformation part (use of English part 4) of the B2 First and C1 Advanced exams.  

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    The document discusses using the phrase 'I wish' to talk about present or past situations that one would like to be different. It can be used with the past tense to talk about wanting a present situation to be different, or with 'would' to express annoyance at something someone does or does not do.

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    Wish You Didn't - Wish You Wouldn't.

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    you didn’t
    you wouldn’t

    I wish you didn’t ... I wish you wouldn’t ...


    We use wish to talk about things
    that we would like to be We can use wish + would(n't) to
    different in either the present or show that we are annoyed with
    the past. what someone or something
    does or doesn't do, We often
    We can use wish + a past form feel that they are unlikely or
    to talk about a present situation unwilling to change.
    we would like to be different.  I wish you wouldn't borrow

     I wish you didn't live so far my clothes without asking.


    away.  I wish it would rain. The
     I wish we knew what to do. garden really needs some
    water.
     He wishes he could afford a
    holiday.  She wishes he'd work less.
    They never spend any time
    together.
    We can use wish + a past
    perfect form to talk about
    something we would like to
    change about the past. We can’t use wish + would for a
     They wish they hadn't eaten wish about ourselves.
    so much chocolate. They're  I wish I would pass the exam.
    feeling very sick now.
     I wish I'd studied harder when
    I was at school.
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