Ais not
Bdid not
Cdo not
Dam not
Answer:
B. did not
Read Explanation:
Verb Type: The word wish is used here as a principal verb meaning "to want".
Sentence Structure: To make a negative sentence in the simple present tense with most verbs (except 'be'), you must use the auxiliary verb do/does + not + base verb.
Subject-Verb Agreement: Since the subject is "I", the correct auxiliary is do.
Why others are incorrect:
is not / am not: These are used for "to be" verbs or continuous tenses (e.g., "I am not talking"). They cannot be followed directly by a base verb like "wish".
did not: This would be used for the past tense ("I did not wish to talk..."). While grammatically possible in a different context, do not is the standard present tense choice for expressing a current lack of desire.