B2 High School Quiz 2/3

ThePower of Regret

"I wish" and "If only."

A: The library was closed yesterday.

• B: I wish he hadn´t.

• B: If only we had.

• B:I wish it hadn´t been.

A: Our team didn´t win first prize.

• B: I wish he hadn´t.

• B: If only we had.

• B:I wish it hadn´t been.

A: The president raised taxes again.

• B: I wish he hadn´t.

• B: If only we had.

• B:I wish it hadn´t been.

My TV stopped working.

• If only they had.

• If only it hadn´t.

• If only I had

A: The train was late.

• B: If only they had.

• B: If only it had.

• B: If only I had

• B: I wish it hadn´t been.

A: I didn´t invite Peter.

• B: If only they had.

• B: If only it had.

• B: If only I had

• B: I wish it hadn´t been.

A: It snowed a lot.

• B: If only they had.

• B: If only it had.

• B: If only I had

• B: I wish it hadn´t been.

A: They didn´t call back.

• B: If only they had.

• B: If only it had.

• B: If only I had

• B: I wish it hadn´t been.

Jolly good talk:

British slang

A term used to describe something that is unpleasant or disgusting.

• went all to pot

• minging

• dosh

• gormless

An expression meaning that something has gone wrong or become ruined.

• went all to pot

• at sixes and sevens

• dosh

• anorak