B1+ 9A Grammar Patterns after Wish

A: I've put almost everything at the back of the car except the bicycle. B: I wish I ______ a station wagon.

• have
• had
• could have
• would have

Most of the time my colleagues take me to work in their cars. I wish I ______ a car.

• can drive
• am able to
• could drive
• would drive

The baby can not sleep because of the noise upstairs. I wish they ______ making a lot of noise.

• stop
• would stop
• could stop
• have stopped

A: I've got my driving test in the afternoon. B: I hope you ______ the test.

• passed
• have passed
• will pass
• would pass

A: Oh, my god! There is a traffic accident and the flight is an hour later, so I am afraid we will be late. B: I hope they ______ the road.

• opened
• have opened
• would open
• will open

It's been raining for days. I wish it ______ raining!

• stops
• will stop
• would stop
• could stop

Finally, we are in Spain. Everything is fine except one thing - the language. I wish I ______ a few words in Spanish.

• speak
• can speak
• would speak
• could speak

I have been very busy this week, so I will have to come to work at the weekend. I wish I ______work at the weekend.

• don't have to
• didn't have to
• wouldn't have to
• couldn't have to

I am not happy with my present job. I wish I ______ an interesting job.

• have
• had
• am having
• would have

I am sure that this pandemic will be over. Let's hope everything ______ better.

• was
• were
• will be
• would be