I'm at work. A. I wish that I wasn't ...

[ Wish + Verb 2 ]

I’m at work.

A. I wish that I wasn’t at work.

B. I wish that I had at work

C. I wish that I won’t be at work

D. I wish that I will be at work

Select your answer:

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Tenses of Verbs - Usage › View

Which tense is used to describe actions that started and finished?

A. Present Perfect Continuous

B. Future Perfect

C. Future Simple

D. Past Simple

Antonyms › View

Continuous, steady, chronic

A. Salvage
B. Admonish
C. Breach