Make a sentence using I wish / If only
Clare has caught a bad cold. Yesterday she went out in the rain without an umbrella. (regret)
I wish / If only she she hadn't gone out in the rain without an umbrella.
Rewrite using IF ONLY
I shouldn't have told him about the problem yesterday.
I wish I hadn't told him about the problem yesterday.
Make this sentence inverted: In case Timmy moved to another city, he would move to Toronto.
Were Timmy to move to another city....
Make a sentence using I wish / If only
I find it so difficult to make friends. (regret)
I wish I didn't find it so difficult to make friends
Rewrite using an inverted conditional
Without your help, I wouldn’t have found the house.
Had you not helped me, I wouldn't have found the house.
Make this sentence inverted: If something happens while we're on vacation, call my landlord
Should something happen while we're on vacation....
Make a sentence using I wish / If only
I'd like the baby to stop crying because I'm trying to sleep (complaint)
If only the baby would stop crying
Yesterday was a bank holiday, so this week is short.
If yesterday hadn't been a bank holiday, this week wouldn't be short.
Rewrite as a mixed conditional
I don't have much money so I didn’t buy a new suit.
If I had a lot of money, I'd have bought a new suit.
Make a sentence using I wish / If only
Lewis hurt his leg in a car crash. Yesterday he didn't drive carefully. (regret)
I wish he'd driven more carefully
Rewrite using WISH
I don't like that people feed the animals in the zoo.
If only people wouldn't feed animals in the zoo.
Make this sentence inverted: If you were my friend, you wouldn't act like this.
Were you my friend, you wouldn't act like this.
Make a sentence using I wish / If only
I don't like it when Jack leaves the door open.(complaint)
I wish Jack wouldn't leave the door open.
Samy's moves are a bit outdated, so she hired a new choreographer to improve her dancing.
If Samy's moves weren't a bit outdated, she wouldn't have hired a new choreographer to improve her dancing.
Rewrite using an Inverted Mixed Conditional.
Art books are expensive so I couldn't afford them while I was studying.
Were Art books not expensive, I could have afforded them while I was studying.