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hypothetical language in english
C1 Advanced Grammar

Hypothetical Language in English

Learn how to use hypothetical language in English accurately and confidently. This advanced C1 lesson covers mixed conditionals, conditional inversion, wishes, regrets, implied conditions, formal alternatives to if and modal variation. A comprehensive practice worksheet with answers is also included.

By My Lingua Academy, 7 months19 Dec 2025 ago
Difference between WISH and HOPE
Cambridge exams confused words Grammar

Difference between WISH and HOPE

Learn the difference between wish and hope in English. This clear B1–C1 grammar guide explains when to use hope, wish + past simple, wish + could, wish + would and wish + past perfect, with examples, common mistakes and practice.

By My Lingua Academy, 4 years27 Mar 2022 ago

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