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I wish I . . . . . . . a millionaire.

A. am

B. are

C. was

D. were

Answer: Option D

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I wish I were a millionaire.

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Comments (19)

  1. Shamsheer Haider
    Shamsheer Haider:
    3 years ago

    When we are going to pretend something, which is not in actual, we use plural form of verb.

    I wish I were a millionaire. Were is plural verb form.

  2. Jishnu Das
    Jishnu Das:
    4 years ago

    Must be were

  3. Jishnu Das
    Jishnu Das:
    4 years ago

    Must be were

  4. Muhammad Riasat
    Muhammad Riasat:
    4 years ago

    I wish i were a millionaire, we used plural with I incase of wish

  5. Zekrul Hossain
    Zekrul Hossain:
    4 years ago

    It must be were

  6. Ahmed Imtiyaz
    Ahmed Imtiyaz:
    5 years ago

    Were is the right answer

  7. PERVAIZ AHMAD
    PERVAIZ AHMAD:
    5 years ago

    Why were not used here?
    Please guide

  8. MD. Saidur
    MD. Saidur:
    5 years ago

    Right Answer-Were

  9. Mandashisha Gashnga
    Mandashisha Gashnga:
    5 years ago

    Were

  10. Rai Qamar
    Rai Qamar:
    5 years ago

    I think it would be "were" showing desire

  11. Asad Ali
    Asad Ali:
    5 years ago

    i think were will be used instead of was

  12. Wafa Haniyah
    Wafa Haniyah:
    5 years ago

    Were

  13. Yeasin Arafat
    Yeasin Arafat:
    5 years ago

    it must be were. we cannot use auxiliary was according to wish

  14. Rajib Basak
    Rajib Basak:
    5 years ago

    Answer should be were, but was in which logic.

  15. R.S
    R.S :
    5 years ago

    I wish I ....(be) a millionaire

  16. Probity Probity
    Probity Probity:
    5 years ago

    it is imaginary sentence answer must be Were

  17. Askar Ali
    Askar Ali:
    5 years ago

    Were

  18. Deep Patel
    Deep Patel:
    6 years ago

    Ans is were

  19. Tanjimul Sabik
    Tanjimul Sabik:
    6 years ago

    Should be were, unreal situation

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