reported speech in wish-clause

[Nessie]

Hi,
Please have a look at this:

"I wished I would have a new house"
=> She said... (reported speech)

=> She said she had wished she would have a new house

My questions:
1. In my original sentence, the wish-clause is kept intact (type 1) though the verb "wish" in the main clause is in past tense. So is it correct?
2. When I change it into reported speech, I use the verb "wish" in past participle (because it refers to an earlier action), but the wish-clause is still kept in tact, and is it correct, too?

Many thanks
Nessie.
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[Haihao]

I wished I would have a new house", said she...

=> She said she had wished to have a new house.

[Nessie]

Thanks a lot, Haihao

I think I've known about that way of transforming the sentence: wish + to V. However here I just want to ask about the way of transforming it without changing the structure: wish + that...
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[Lost_Soul]

By the way, with the static verbs, such as "have, be" we use the past form of the verb after "wish".
For example,

I wish I had a million dollars.
I wish I were a millionare.

So, your original sentence needs correction.

[Alan]

Hi Nessie,

You should bear in mind that the 'saying' and the 'wishing' are in the same tense - She said she wished she had a new house.

Alan
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[MrPedantic]

Hello Nessie,

[Molly]

[Yankee]

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Yes.
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[Molly]

[Nessie]

[Alan]

Hi Nessie,

I think you have to change direct to indirect speech mindful of the situation in which the direct speech is delivered. In your example I would say something like: Mary said in the past she used to wish .... In my earlier reply when I said the 'saying' and the 'wishing' are contemporaneous, I was assuming that when she said what she said it was the same as saying she wished.

Alan
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[Yankee]

Hi Nessie

I agree with Alan.

I might choose to use the past perfect in your sentence if she no longer wished/wanted to have a new house. (Note Alan's suggestion of "used to".)
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[Haihao]

I agree with Alan And Amy and am absolutely convinced wtih their excellent AAA assessment. O I'm sorry for the uninteresting joke.

[Nessie]

Thanks a lot, everybody, I got it now
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