Wish and If Only

We didn’t ask them to bring a dessert.

• If only we had asked them to bring a dessert.

• If only we have asked them to bring a dessert.

• If only we asked them to bring a dessert.

I didn’t try hard for that promotion at work.

• I wish I have tried harder for the promotion at work.

• I wish tried harder for the promotion at work.

• I wish I had tried harder for the promotion at work.

He doesn’t try hard enough in his history lessons.

• If only he tried hard enough in his history lessons.

• If only he tries hard enough in his history lessons.

• If only he tryed hard enough in his history lessons.

They didn't take the bus this morning.

• They wish they have taken the bus this morning.

• They wish they had taken the bus this morning.

• They wish they taken the bus this morning.

Sallie doesn't want to go home.

• If only Sallie had wanted to go home

• If only Sallie want to go home

• If only Sallie wanted to go home

You don't have tickets for the concert.

• I wish you had tickets for the concert.

• I wish you haved tickets for the concert.

• I wish you have tickets for the concert.

You didn't tell me sooner.

• If only you have told me sooner.

• If only you had telled me sooner.

• If only you had told me sooner.

My dad doesn't want me to go with you guys.

• I wish my dad doesn't wanted me to go with you guys.

• I wish my dad wanted me to go with you guys.

• I wish my dad wants me to go with you guys.

We ate a lot of pizza yesterday. I have stomachache.

• I wish we had eaten a lot of pizza yesterday. I have stomachache.

• I wish we hadn't eaten a lot of pizza yesterday. I have stomach ache.

• I wish we hadn't eat a lot of pizza yesterday. I have stomachache.

You didn't study medicine.

• If only you had studied medicine.

• If only you have studied medicine.

• If only you studied medicine.