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Fri Feb 15, 2008 14:24 pm 2 sentences with the verb "wish"

Hi,

Could you check the 2 sentences below, and correct them if needed.

sentence 1 wrote:

She always talks so much. I wish she talked less

sentence 2 wrote:

She is talking. I wish she would stop talking

Thanks in advance !
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