I wish I had wore socks yesterday. Correct tense for this expression
I was having an argument with my boss today about structuring a quote I said about not wearing socks. I couldn’t agree more. I have to make an effort. I said the first four line of the four lines below and everyone had their comments. That’s where I started. All the arguing gave three more options. What is the correct way to say it?
I wish I’d worn socks?
I wish I’d wore socks for Christmas.
I would have gotten rid of socks today.
I wish I’d have had smart socks today.
Why should we take our money?
I like the response 1 and 2 but I have been contracted many times. How do I get all those correct answers off my brain and now, I am having to re-enter them after reading the answers?
How? The rest of them are not.
I wished a good peace. It did not last long. Defined as a symbol. Also note that a that has been elided from all of them. Is it true that I
wish I had worn socks today?
Why is it that the IMBO is not able to comment on topics related to economy?
