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(The sun isn’t shining.) I wish the sun right now.

(I wanted you to go.) I wish you with us to the theatre last night.

(I can’t ride a horse.) I wish I so I would join you.

(I wanted to win.) I wish we the game last night.

(I quit my job.) I wish I my job until I’d found another one.

(Helen can’t bring her children.) I wish Natalia her children with her tomorrow. They would be good company for mine.

(I want Peter to sing.) I wish Peter a couple of songs. He’s a good singer.

(The sun isn’t shining.) I wish the sun would shine right now.

Explanation: The first sentence states that the sun is not shining at present. The phrase "I wish" implies a desire or a wish for the situation to be different. In this case, the speaker wishes for the sun to shine. To express this wish, we use the structure "I wish + subject + would + base form of the verb." Therefore, the correct sentence should be "I wish the sun would shine right now."

(I wanted you to go.) I wish you had come with us to the theatre last night.

Explanation: The original sentence indicates that the speaker wanted the person being addressed to go somewhere. The phrase "I wish" implies a regret for a past event. To express this regret, we use the structure "I wish + subject + had + past participle of the verb." Therefore, the correct sentence should be "I wish you had come with us to the theatre last night."

(I can’t ride a horse.) I wish I could ride a horse so I could join you.

Explanation: The original sentence states that the speaker is unable to ride a horse. The phrase "I wish" implies a desire for a different ability or capability. In this case, the speaker wishes to be able to ride a horse so that they can join the other person. To express this wish, we use the structure "I wish + subject + could + base form of the verb." Therefore, the correct sentence should be "I wish I could ride a horse so I could join you."

(I wanted to win.) I wish we had won the game last night.

Explanation: The original sentence states that the speaker wanted to win something. The phrase "I wish" implies a regret for a past event. To express this regret, we use the structure "I wish + subject + had + past participle of the verb." Therefore, the correct sentence should be "I wish we had won the game last night."

(I quit my job.) I wish I hadn't quit my job until I had found another one.

Explanation: The original sentence states that the speaker quit their job. The phrase "I wish" implies a regret for a past decision. To express this regret, we use the structure "I wish + subject + hadn't + past participle of the verb + until + subject + had + past participle of the verb." Therefore, the correct sentence should be "I wish I hadn't quit my job until I had found another one."

(Helen can't bring her children.) I wish Natalia could bring her children with her tomorrow. They would be good company for mine.

Explanation: The original sentence states that Helen is unable to bring her children. The phrase "I wish" implies a desire for a different situation. In this case, the speaker wishes for Natalia to be able to bring her children because they would be good company for the speaker's own children. To express this wish, we use the structure "I wish + subject + could + base form of the verb." Therefore, the correct sentence should be "I wish Natalia could bring her children with her tomorrow. They would be good company for mine."

(I want Peter to sing.) I wish Peter would sing a couple of songs. He’s a good singer.

Explanation: The original sentence states that the speaker wants Peter to sing. The phrase "I wish" implies a desire for a different action. In this case, the speaker wishes for Peter to sing because they believe he is a good singer. To express this wish, we use the structure "I wish + subject + would + base form of the verb." Therefore, the correct sentence should be "I wish Peter would sing a couple of songs. He's a good singer."