In my grammar book it's written that "wish" can express "regret that something is not the case" and also "unlikely or hypothetical situations".
The example in the book is:
"I wish we weren't doing the exam tomorrow!" expressing regret about the future.
I want to know if it's correct to say:
"I wish we wouldn't be doing the exam tomorrow" expressing a wish instead of a regret. I'm considering this possibility because I know that it's said "I wish he would do the shopping" and I don't know why it can't be the same with the other example...
I hope I've explained properly my question :S
Thank you!!!
The example in the book is:
"I wish we weren't doing the exam tomorrow!" expressing regret about the future.
I want to know if it's correct to say:
"I wish we wouldn't be doing the exam tomorrow" expressing a wish instead of a regret. I'm considering this possibility because I know that it's said "I wish he would do the shopping" and I don't know why it can't be the same with the other example...
I hope I've explained properly my question :S
Thank you!!!