Use the correct form of the Subjunctive Mood after ‘wish’.
1. She wished she (to be treated) with more respect.
2. They wish they (to inherit) a fortune.
3. We wished we (can, to stay) at the same hotel.
4. They wished she (not to select) to represent the country at the contest.
5. She wished her husband (to take) a two-month leave.
6. I wish I (can) to give the necessary education to my children.
7. We wish our neighbours (not, to have) to sell their house.
8. I wish I (know) what frightened you so.
9. I wish I (can) help you but I don’t know how.
10. Her friends wished she (to be) not so angry with them.
11. His parents wished he (to marry) another girl.
12. We wish we (can) change something in this world, but how?
13. I wish I (not, to make) you angry by disturbing you
-You remember your young years...-he started the conversation the old lady.-at that time it was not so as now...and the other village people and others.In our times the youth has always been polite.
-Grandma!What is "politeness"?
-Well,-she sighed,-Politeness is a human characteristic which characterizes the personality good manners, good deeds and education.Under the politeness is usually described as the ability to communicate respectfully with people, a willingness to find a compromise and listen to opposing points of view.So that was my wonderful day at my grandmother's.