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2 years ago

1. The runner wishes his legs.......... (be) longer.

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marshall27 [118]2 years ago

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Answer:

I hope this helps

Explanation:

1. The runner wishes his legs...could be... (be) longer.

2. I do wish you...would stop.... (stop) playing that song over and over again– it’s driving me mad!

3. I wish I....would not start.... (not start) smoking when I was a teenager. It’s so hard to give up.

4. I wish the bus...would come....... (come) soon! I’ve been waiting here for twenty minutes.

5. Don’t you wish you....lived...... (live) in a quieter part of town?

6. I wish you....should not be..... (not be) so busy – I’d love to come and visit you.

7. Do you think Ela sometimes wishes she...has...... (have) curly hair?

8. My mum has always wished she....could ride...... (can ride) a horse.

9. I’m hungry. I wish I.....had bought... (buy) something to eat when we were in that shop.

10. My friend wishes he....did not have to...... (not have to) work so much.

11. We wish...to go....... (go) to the same place as you on holiday last month. It sounds fantastic.

12. I wish you...lose....... (lose) your keys all the time!!! It has already cost me a fortune to change the lock so many times.

13. I wish I.....had moved.... (move) to Britain a year ago! I hate this weather.

14. I wish my father.....would not slurp... (not slurp) the soup when he’s eating! It’s so embarrassing!

15. The students wish the school term......could be.... (be) over and they could have a rest.

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