Grammar 'wish'
I wish I ___didn't have to__ go to work tomorrow.
didn't or wouldn't?
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I wish I didn’t have to go to work tomorrow.
First verb is always in the simple past/conditional after “I wish” and if-clauses, e.g.,
I wish I had...
I wish I weren’t...
I wish I saw...
If I didn’t X, I would Y
If I had seen X, I would have Y
etc
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