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Spot the error:

I wish(A)/ I know(B)/ his name(C)/No error(D)

 

AA

BB

CC

DD

Answer:

B. B

Read Explanation:

The correct verb tense to use after "wish" in this context is the past tense. Therefore, the correct sentence should be: "I wish I knew his name." So, the correction is to replace "know" with "knew." The corrected sentence is: "I wish I knew his name."


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