💬 Word of the Day How do you say "Beautiful" in French? 👇 Leave your answer!

Hello dear native English speakers. 1a. I wish (now) that you could have called yesterday. 1b. I wish (now) that you would have called yesterday. 2a. I wished (then) that you could have called the next day. 2b. I wished (then) that you would have called the next day. 3a. She wishes (now) she were coming with us. 3b. She wished (then) she were coming with us. Question: Which is/are grammatically correct?

Is “a repeat mobilization” correct?

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‎If I replace 'when' with 'where', does this sentence still sound natural？

What sentence element does the part highlighted in red function as in the sentence?

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It's Friday! Here's a Friday themed phrasla verb question :D

Learning New Words — tip 5 of 5! #NewWordsWeek The honest test: talk to your voice assistant in English. Try voice commands on devices. Three tasks — set a timer for ten minutes, ask for tomorrow's weather, add "buy coffee" to your list. If the machine understands you, people will. If it mishears a word, that's your homework: write the word down, check the audio in the dictionary (tip 2), try again tomorrow. That's the goal all week, by the way: not a perfect accent. Being understood.

Are the sentences correct: “They would have to show it so that everyone understood right away” “Would it be possible that there were people here who had never seen this?” “There would be a rule here according to which certain people had the permittions to do so” “The fruits would be low enough so that everyone were able to reach them” ?