Conditional sentences & Wishes

Choose the correct one:

• If you will heat ice, it will melt.

• If you heat ice, it melts.

• If you heat ice, it will melt.

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• If he had more time, he will join the gym.

• If he had more time, he would have joined the gym.

• If he had had more time, he would have joined the gym.

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• If I had enough time, I would visit my grandma more often.

• If I had had enough time, I would visit my grandma more often.

• If I will have enough time, I will visit my grandma more often.

Choose the correct one:

• Mia would not have been in pain now, if she had followed the doctor's advice.

• Mia would not be in pain now, if she had followed the doctor's advice.

• Mia will not be in pain now, if she had followed the doctor's advice.

Choose the correct one:

• When you had toothache, you go to the dentist.

• When you will have toothache, you go to the dentist.

• When you have toothache, you go to the dentist.

Choose the correct one:

• I wish I came with you, but I have to stay at home.

• I wish I could have come with you, but I have to stay at home.

• I wish I could come with you, but I have to stay at home.

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• I wish I had known about the party! It's a pity I missed it.

• I wish I knew about the party! It's a pity I missed it.

• I wish I know about the party! It's a pity I missed it.

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• If only you won't live so far away.

• If only you didn't live so far away.

• If only you don't live so far away.

Choose the correct one:

• I wish I am rich!

• I wish I was/ were rich!

• I wish I have been/ has been rich!

Choose the correct one:

• I wish I had a car!

• I wish I have a car!

• I wish I has a car!