The document discusses different uses of the word "wish" in conjunction with verbs. It explains that wish + past simple is used to express wishes different from what happened in the past. Wish + would/'d is used to express dissatisfaction with present events and a desire to change the future. Wish + past perfect expresses regrets about or being sorry for something in the past.

1. WISH

2. WISH + PAST SIMPLE
It is used to express:
- wishes different from what happen
I live in London, but I wish I lived in the coun
He wishes he didn't live in London
- Jane wishes she knew German

3. WISH + WOULD/ 'D
It is used to express:
- dissatisfaction with with a present event,
- a desire to change it
It refers to future:
I wish they'd stop playing their music
I wish the phone would ring

4. WISH + PAST
PERFECT
It is used to express:
- regrets referred to past
- to be sorry for something
I got very late this morning, I wish I had gone
to bed earlier last night