Morning Class

Here is a short biography of Nolan Ryan.

Here is a grammar lesson about wish. In this lesson, you'll see sentences like, "I wish I was thin." This is common in spoken English. We are practicing the more formal style, "I wish I were thin." The formal style is important to use in writing. Either way is okay in speaking. I usually say "were," not "was" after "wish."

Here is a multiple choice quiz with "wish." This one also uses "I wish I was. . ."

Here's a quiz on too much.