I wish I (was, were) ready to go shopping at the mall.
a. was
b. were

I think A,

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09-03-2018
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I wish I (was, were) ready to go shopping at the mall.
a. was
b. were

I think A,

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W0lf93 W0lf93 · Answer 1 · 2018-03-17T14:45:26+01:00

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17-03-2018

B. Were

"Were" is only appropriate after "I" when the sentence is in the subjunctive mood.

For example:
I wish I were a cat. I wish I were rich. I wish I were ready.

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artasticdrawing artasticdrawing · Answer 2 · 2021-12-12T04:15:04+01:00

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Answer:

"I wish I 'were' ready to go shopping at the mall" would be the correct form of the verb for this sentence. Hope we helped! :D

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I wish I (was, were) ready to go shopping at the mall. a. was b. were **I think A**,

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I wish I (was, were) ready to go shopping at the mall.
a. was
b. were

I think A,