[ Wish + Verb 2 ]
I can’t drive.
A. I wish that I will have drive.
B. I wish that I will drive.
C. I wish that I could drive.
D. I wish that I can drive.
Select your answer:
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A. Were
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He has just started his new job.
A. He has just finished his old job.
B. He has been working at his new job.
C. He has just started his new job.
D. He is about to start his new job.