I wish/ I hope interm
Алена Илюшина
Created on April 20, 2021
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Transcript
I hope I'll live in a big city when I grow up.
I want to live in a big city.I wish I could afford it.
I hope/I wish
What's the difference?
I hope I'll live in a big city when I grow up.
I hope
Childhood
I want to live in a big city.I wish I could afford it.
I wish
Adulthood
- I hope I will live on my own.
- I hope I will go to Spain.
We use this structure to refer to the desirable situation in the present or future. This makes the situation possible and real.
General
I hope...
- Uses subjunctive mood
Specific
INFO
- I wish I could live on my own.
- I wish I were in Spain.
I wish...
General
We use this structure to refer to the desirable situation in the present or future. This makes the situation unreal.
INFO
- to talk about states use I wish + Past Simple (I wish I had a car).
- to talk about activities happening now use I wish + Past Continuous ( I wish I was relaxing on the beach)
- to talk about abilities and possibilities use I wish + could (I wish I could stay at home all the week)
- to talk about obligations use I wish + I didn't have to (I wish I didn't have to finish my work today)
I wish...
The form
Situation 1
You and your wife have been working very hard recently and both need a break. The trouble is, you can't really afford to go on holiday.
Situation 2
You are going abroad for a month, but are a bit worried about leaving your house empty - there have been a few burglaries in the area lately. You'd like to find someone reliable to look after it for you. You live in a nice area, near the sea.
What bothers you?
Do you think there is a possible solution ?