| Front | Wishes 2 |
|---|---|
| Back | We use "wish + something/someone + would + infinitive without to" to show that we want something to happen or someone to change their behavior. We do not use this with state verbs. I wish they would stop talking so loudly! (=they are talking louadly and I want them to stop). I wish this holiday would go on forever. |
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