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"I wish you were here." is grammatically correct in English. And yes it is the "subjunctive mood". Its meaning is closer to "I wish for you to be here" than "I
by ghkbrew 5y ago
"I wish you were here." is grammatically correct in English. And yes it is the "subjunctive mood". Its meaning is closer to "I wish for you to be here" than "I wish you had been here".
This random page I found on the internet has a pretty decent explanation of the subjunctive:
https://www.learngrammar.net/a/examples-of-the-subjunctive-mood https://www.learngrammar.net/a/examples-of-the-subjunctive-m...
- secondcoming 5y ago"I wish you were _there_", not "I wish you were here"