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No. This is a standard codicil in the Genie Code whereby one is granted three wishes. If someone asks for more wishes, they will not be granted.
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If you had one wish what would you wish for?
I would wish to find that one and only dream guy.
If you could have one wish granted what would it be?
To have more than a googal wishes if possible I'd like it on & on & on & on! To have more than a googal wishes if possible I'd like it on & on & on & on!
Is it possible to wish school was over on a shooting star?
It is a myth that meteors grant wishes.
What is the plural of wishes?
Wishes is the plural. The singular form is wish.
Can wishes actually come true?
Wishes can come true, so long as what you wish for is possible. But wishing for something will not affect your chances of getting it.
What is Simple present tense of wish?
wish or wishes I wish for a long life She wishes for money
What happens if you ask a genie for more wishes?
Genies typically cannot grant unlimited wishes, so asking for more wishes would likely be denied. It is not considered an acceptable or valid wish by most interpretations of genie folklore or fictional portrayals.
Do fairies grant wishes?
Well, generally you are given 3 wishes or unlimited wishes. You have to make each wish one at a time. But, you can still make them relatively close together. Or like the previous editor said... it depends on the writer. yeah your right man..
What is the plural possessive form for wish?
The plural possessive form for "wish" is "wishes'".
You wish to wish the wish you wish to wish but if you wish the wish your friend will not wish to wish then your friend will not wish the wish you wish to wish What could be the possible wishes?
The wish that could be a possible wish is every wish in the world besides the friend's wish that you wished you would wish your friend would not wish to wish and that you wished to wish. Since you wish something your friend does not wish, and without further info. that is the only possible answer. Logically, the wish could have been, "I wish no else would make this wish but me," assuming the wish came true. Another possibility could be: "I wish my friend will not make this same wish." But then there is the problem of context: If your friend wishes "I wish my friend will not make this same wish," is it the same as you wishing "I wish my friend will not make the same wish?" The 'I' and 'my friend' differ in each of these cases.
What is the plural possessive form of the noun wish?
The plural possessive form of "wish" is "wishes'".
I grant you a wish?
I wish for an infinite amount of wishes!
