Choose the correct sentence:
Correct answer: C. I wish I were a millionaire.
- A. I wish I have been a millionaire.
- B. I wish I am being a millionaire.
- C. I wish I were a millionaire.
- D. I wish I was a millionaire.
Explanation
The correct sentence is:I wish I were a millionaire.The sentence is used by the speaker to express an unfulfilled desire (to be a millionaire). This means that the person is referring to an event in the past that they wanted to be trueHence, Option C is correct option.
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