My parents arent here now. I want to share this triumph with them.

Knowledge: Conditional Sentences

Explain:

If only + S + V-past perfect: if only… => wish contrary to the past

If + S + V-simple present, S + V-simple present => present reality

S + wish + V-past simple: wish… => wish contrary to present

As long as + S + V: as long as…

My parents are not here now. I want to share this victory with them.

A. Wrong wish (must use the opposite of the present)

B. Wrong conditional sentence (must use type 2)

C. I wish my parents were here now, so I could share this victory with them.

D. As long as my parents are here, they will be able to share this victory with me. => wrong meaning

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