Question

I wish I were a hawker parts of speech( )​

Answer 1

Answer:

I wish I were a hawker.

'were' is the correct English in the sentence because they Express wishes .

Point to be noted.

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Some native English speakers say " I wish I was a hawker " or " I wish I was a bird "

because they don't understand the subjunctive mood . They used the wrong English because they don't know correctly.

Answer 2

Answer:

I - Pronoun

Were - Verb

Hawker - Noun

Explanation:

• Pronoun is used in the place of Noun. So, I is a Pronoun.

• Verb shows action. And there are even helping verbs. So, were is a Helping Verb.

• Noun is a name, place, animal or thing. So, Hawker is a noun.