SUBJUNCTIVE (WISH, AS IF, IF ONLY, WOULD RATHER)

I got F in my English exam. If only ... English seriously.

• study

• studied

• didn't study

• had studied

• hadn't studied

It was very bad accident. If only the driver hadn't been drunk.

It means that ...

• It isn't very bad accident

• It wasn't very bad accident

• The driver wasn't drunk

• The driver was drunk

• The driver had been drunk.

we could go on vacation. if only he ... his car.

• lend

• lends

• had lent

• lent

• would lend

I wish I ... her address so I can invite her to my party.

• know

• knew

• had known

• is knowing

• would know

The conductor told us as though the tickets ..

• sell out

• sold out

• are sold out

• were sold out

• had been sold out

If only English teacher ... any test today.

• give

• gives

• doesn't give

• didn't give

• hadn't given

He feels very tired as if he ... hard all day.

• works

• is working

• worked

• had worked

• has worked

Susan: What did you wish last year?”

Mitha: I wished ...

• I win the English contest

• I could win the English

• I won the English contest

• I have won the English contest

• had won the English contest

I wish she ... home earlier last night.

• go

• goes

• went

• has gone

• had gone

Tommy: I wish I ... Tina tonight.

• meet

• meets

• would meet

• had met

• have met