Question

What do they wish? 1. He wishes I (be) there 2. He wishes he (swim) well 3. He wishes his mom (cook) a cake 4. She wishes she (make) a project better 5. He wishes he (get) a good result

Answer 1

1. 'm

2. swimming

3. cooking

4. making

5. getting (возможно get)

Answer 2

The sentences you provided contain wishes about different actions and situations. To express these wishes correctly, you should use the appropriate verb form. Here are the corrected versions of the sentences:

1. He wishes I were there. (Use "were" for hypothetical or unreal situations in the present. In this case, it implies that the speaker is not there, but the person wishes they were.)
2. He wishes he swam well. (Use the past tense "swam" because it refers to a past action.)
3. He wishes his mom would cook a cake. (Use "would" to express a desire for someone to do something in the future.)
4. She wishes she had made a better project. (Use "had made" to express a wish about a past action that cannot be changed.)
5. He wishes he would get a good result. (Use "would get" to express a desire for a future outcome.)

These corrections match the typical grammatical structures for expressing wishes in these contexts.