WISH/IF ONLY
I wish I ... (can) brought lunch with me.
could
If we ... (not go) to the party, we ... (not meet) John yesterday.
hadn't gone; wouldn't have met
He ... (not miss) the bus home yesterday, if he ... (not have) to wait for one hour.
hand't missed; wouldn't have had to
We'd rather you ... (come) too late tonight.
didn't come
Is it correct: If she had seen the film, she wouldn't has gone to the cinema with us.
incorrect: has -> have
If only there ... (be) more time.
was/were
If I ... (have) a car, I ... (give) you a lift. Unfortunately, my wife has driven to work.
had; would give
Jack ... (make) a lot of money if he ... (sell) his idea. I hope someone will be willing to buy it.
will make; sells
If only we ... (know) sooner. We could have prevented the situation.
had known
Which conditionals talks about the future?
1st conditional
I wish that flying cars ... (exist).
existed
If Jane ... (fall) in love, she ... (not be) so sad now.
fell; wouldn't be
If it ... (rain) tomorrow, we ... (go) to the mountains.
rains; won;t go
Would you rather I ... (stay) at your place next weekend?
stayed
I wish Jane ... (not take) my clothes without asking.
wouldn't take
If only we ... (arrive) earlier, we would not have missed the bus. Look at the second clause.
had arrived
If I ... (be) a tourist, I ... (go) to the Statue of Liberty!
were; would go
Chocolate ... (melt) if you ... (heat) it up.
melts; heat
It's time you ______ (think) seriously about what you want to do with your life.
thought
I ...(take) the English course if I ...(know) it was free.
would have taken; had known
I wish I ... (learn) Portugese when I was younger!
learned
I ... (eat) more shrimp if I ... (not be) allergic to seafood.
would eat; were not
It was a terrible accident. If Jack ... (not drive) so fast, he ... (not hit) the passaer-by.
hadn't driven; wouldn't have hit
It's high time you ... (start) cleaning the mess!
started
If you ... (not say) sorry, I ... (not forgive)
don't say; won't forgive