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HOPE AND WISH
In English we use two verbs that express a desire, but one refers to situations that are possible to happen in the present or future, while the other one refers to things that can't change, mostly about the past:
🟠 Hope: To express something is very possible to happen.
🟠 Wish: To express something is impossible (not likely) to happen. (Never use present simple tense for the clause after "wish" ).
👉🏻 She HOPES she CAN FIND a new house before the end of the year. (It's still possible for this to happen).
👉🏻 He WISHES he HAD TOLD his wife the truth. (It's too late to change something about the past).
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INVERTED CONDITIONALS
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IMPLIED CONDITIONALS
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PARTICIPIAL ADJECTIVES
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CAUSE AND EFFECT PARTICIPIAL PHRASES
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REDUCED ADVERB TIME CLAUSES
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https://www.learnenglishfeelgood.com/english-reduced-adverb-clauses1.html
https://english-zone.com/members/grammar/adv-cl01.html
https://www.thoughtco.com/reducing-adverb-clauses-quiz-4075880
https://www.spring.edu/webroom/practice_g6_adv_cause.html
http://a4esl.org/q/h/mb/adv_reduced1.html
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