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I wish he would call me
I wish he called me
What is the difference..?😂 help...
I wish he would call me
I wish he called me
What is the difference..?😂 help...
I wish he called me
What is the difference..?😂 help...
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- English (US)
The first one is Non-past tense
The second on is Past-Tense!
"I wish he would call me right now :("
And
"I wish he called me last night"
Hope that helps<33
- English (US)
The first is correct. The second is grammatically incorrect. You can’t use the present tense “wish” with past tense “called me.” It should be I wish he HAD called me.
I wish he would call me means it’s my hope that he will call me soon.
I wish he had called me means he didn’t call me but I wishing (in the past ) that he would
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