Conditional Sentences Type 3 & wish / if only

Conditional Sentences Type 3 & wish / if only

Conditional Sentences Type 3

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets to form Conditional Sentences Type 3.

wish / if only

1. wish / if only + Past Simple ==> I wish / If only I lived closer to the city centre.
2. wish / if only + could + infinitive ==> I wish / If only I could draw as well as my sister.
3. wish / if only + would + infinitive ==> I wish / If only you wouldn't keep telling me what to do.
4. wish / if only + Past Perfect Simple ==> I wish / If only I hadn't stepped in that puddle. Now both my feet are wet.

Rewrite the sentences starting with the words given.

Complete the sentences by choosing the words given to form expressions related to appearance and fashion.

Multiple Choice

People call her a fashion _______ because she wears only the latest fashion.

• casual

• image

• victim

• looks

• statement

Multiple Choice

I think Jenny's trying to make a fashion __________ with that hat, but she just looks silly.

• casual

• image

• victim

• looks

• statement

Multiple Choice

As her mother was a model, it's easy to see where she gets her good __________ from.

• casual

• image

• victim

• looks

• statement

Multiple Choice

It's not really a good idea to wear __________ clothes to a job interview. Something formal would be more appropriate.

• casual

• image

• into

• looks

• statement

Multiple Choice

My dad is amazed to see shirts that he used to wear twenty years ago coming back __________ fashion.

• casual

• image

• into

• looks

• statement

Multiple Choice

Paul is hoping a new haircut will improve his __________.

• casual

• image

• into

• looks

• statement

Read the sentences and match the phrasal verbs in bold with their meanings.

Multiple Choice

I fell out with James after he broke my MP4 player and we haven't spoken ever since.

• look or behave like an older member of your family

• admire or respect somebody

• lose control and start crying

• have an argument with someone and no longer be friendly

Multiple Choice

Who do you think I take after? my mother or my father?

• look or behave like an older member of your family

• admire or respect somebody

• lose control and start crying

• have an argument with someone and no longer be friendly

Multiple Choice

When Steve has a problem, he usually turns to his best friend Kyle.

• think and find a solution

• admire or respect somebody

• lose control and start crying

• go to somebody for help or advice

Multiple Choice

The only person who stood by me throughout my illness was my cousin, Jim.

• think and find a solution

• admire or respect somebody

• lose control and start crying

• continue to support somebody for help or advice

Multiple Choice

Alan and Richard have many arguments but they usually make up in the end.

• become friends again

• admire or respect somebody

• lose control and start crying

• continue to support somebody for help or advice

Multiple Choice

When David told Fay the bad news, she just broke down completely.

• become friends again

• admire or respect somebody

• lose control and start crying

• continue to support somebody for help or advice