Question

For the most part, I like living with Joe. However, I wish he ___________ the kitchen such a mess.
A. wouldn’t leave
B. would leave
C. could leave
D. won’t leave

Answer 1

Answer:

A. wouldn't leave is the correct answer

Answer 2

The completed sentence with the correct option is as follows:

• For the most part, I like living with Joe. However, I wish he A. wouldn’t leave the kitchen such a mess.

Would:

• The past tense of the verb will is "would."
• Would is a modal auxiliary verb, one of the verb classes.
• In the past, we used "would" to signify the same thing.
• When we don't want to do anything, we typically use this word in the negative. We use "won't" for the present and "wouldn't" for the past.
• His mother forbids him from attending the event. His mother forbade him from attending the event.
• Discuss both the present and the future simultaneously.

Modals:

• Modal verbs express potential, intention, capacity, or necessity.
• They are used alongside the sentence's main verb because they are a sort of auxiliary verb (helper verb).
• Examples that are frequently used include should and must.

Modal Verb Grammar Rules:

• The process of inversion creates questions.
• The tenses of modal verbs do not alter in the present or past.
• No -s is added to the third person singular versions of modal verbs.
• The main verb's bare infinitive, which is the form without "to," follows modal verbs.

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