I wish I met you when a you were b living in India c No error d ........

English ( Master) Tenses

I wish I met you when (a) / you were (b) / living in India. (c) / No error (d)

- Part (a): "I wish I met you when"

- The correct form should be "I wish I had met you when" to reflect a past unreal situation.

- Part (a) contains the error.

- Part (b): "you were"

- This part is correctly using the past tense.

- No error here.

- Part (c): "living in India."

- This is correctly structured for past events.

- No error here.

- Part (d): "No error"

- Since there is an error in part (a), selecting this option would be incorrect.

Submit Error

answer must be option A

SONAM SHEORAN

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