Wish & If only clauses
How
to use "wish" and "if only" in sentences
- I wish you were here.
- I wish I knew his address.
- I wish we had enough money.
- I wish you had a house.
- I wish I could lend you some money.
- I wish we could go there again.
- I wish Tom would stop smoking.
- I wish my daughter would learn English.
- I wish you would stop crying.
- I wish I had visited her yesterday.
- I wish he had driven more carefully.
- I wish I hadn't eaten so much.
- If only I were there.
- If only I could ride a bike.
- If only you hadn't told me lies.
- I wish I were rich.
- I wish I were younger.
- I wish it weren't so cold.
- I wish you could swim.
- I wish Tom had finished my homework
yesterday.
- I wish I hadn't lost my wallet.
- I wish I felt better.
- I wish the government would lower the
taxes.
- I wish it would stop raining.
- I wish we were in İstanbul.
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