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27 Feb 2014
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What is the difference between If only I had more money. and I wish I had more money. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between If only I had more money. and I wish I had more money. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The difference is that when you use "if only I had more money " , it's more for like "If only I had more money , I would buy this" but with "I wish I have more money" is just that you wish you have more money. I hope this is not confusing hahaha
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- English (US)
The difference is that when you use "if only I had more money " , it's more for like "If only I had more money , I would buy this" but with "I wish I have more money" is just that you wish you have more money. I hope this is not confusing hahaha
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Thank you very much. Your explanation is really easy to understand!!
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