Improve the given sentence if necessary. I wish I can help you.

may help
could have helped
could help
No improvement

Correct Answer: could help

Explanation:

Modal ‘can’ needs to be replaced with ‘could’ to make the sentence grammatically correct.‘Could’ is used to express power and possibility in past tense. Thus, the correct formation would be, ‘I wish I could help you’.

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