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3 de may. de 2015 · Here's a context for the "wished" version: As a young man, I spent several years undecided about my life's work. I earned my bread as a bored minion in a legal firm. My work left me plenty of time for daydreaming. Some days, I wished I were a painter.
Wished on the Moon. Por más de lo que nunca supe. For more than I ever knew. Una rosa más dulce, un cielo más suave. A sweeter rose, a softer sky. Los días de abril que no bailaría por. On April days that would not dance by. Le rogué a las estrellas. I begged on the stars.
This verb is most commonly used as an auxiliary verb to build the future tense, and “I wish he would do” can refer to a wish about the future. Quite commonly, however, it carries another meaning. “Will” also means “be willing to”, “be so good/kind as to”.
14 de may. de 2014 · Because it's talking about past (the gate is already painted), my answer was: I wish I hadn't had painted the gate red. Which is wrong, because the second "had" is unnecessary.
8 de nov. de 2023 · I’m A Star Lyrics: Have you ever wondered why you look up at the sky for answers? / Or why flowers in the wind are effortless and eloquent dancers? / What forms the rings in the trees turns a...
Traducciones en contexto de "I wished My" en inglés-español de Reverso Context: to you see, when I blew out the candles, I wished my father would never come home again.
Verse 56. - Christ then proceeds to the allegation that he was greater than Abraham, and exclaims, Abraham, your father, exulted (a word is used of tumultuous joy, Luke 1:47) - triumphantly rejoiced that he should see my day (so Revised Version, margin).
