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| as a child, this is how we made wishes....and weeds |
The last way I want to look at wish this week is how we use
wish in the past. When we use wish in
the past, we are regretting something we did, or something we didn't do.
The form is
wish + subject + had/hadn't + past participle
examples
I wish I had bought stock in Apple when I was young.
Samantha wishes she hadn't spent so much money on shoes.
My parents wish I had become a doctor or lawyer.
Most of my students wish they had studied English harder in
elementary and high school.
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