1. She wishes she could speak English well. 2. I wish it didn't rain now. 3. I wish I were a doctor to save people. (Use "were" instead of "was" in hypothetical situations) 4. I wish I had more time to look after my family. (Use "had" instead of "have" in hypothetical situations) 5. He wishes it didn't rain yesterday. 6. I wish my father would give up smoking in the near future. (Use "would" for hypothetical actions) 7. I wish I had studied very well last year. (Use "had" instead of "have" in past hypothetical situations) 8. I hope you will come to my party next week. (Use "hope" instead of "wish" for future events) 9. I wish it would stop raining now. (Use "would" for hypothetical actions) 10. I wish you were my sister. (Use "were" instead of "are" in hypothetical situations) 11. She wishes she were the most beautiful girl in the world. (Use "were" instead of "is" in hypothetical situations) 12. I hope Miss Brown will come here and stay with us next week. (Use "hope" instead of "wish" for future events) 13. I wish I were at home with my family now. (Use "were" instead of "am" in hypothetical situations) 14. I wish I could have been there with you. (Use "could have been" instead of "could been" for past hypothetical situations) 15. She wishes she could go home now.