WISH/IF ONLY/SECOND CONDITIONAL

I'm sorry I don't have a motorbike.

• If only I have a motorbike!

• If only I don't have a motorbike!

• If only I had a motorbike!

• If only I didn't have a motorbike!

Please stop making such a horrible mess!

• I wish you would stop making such a horrible mess!

• I wish you stopped making such a horrible mess!

• I wish you would make such a horrible mess!

• I wish you stop making such a horrible mess!

The wind is blowing all day today. I hope it will stop.

• If only the wind stopped blowing!

• If only the wind would stop blowing!

• If only the wind would stopped blowing!

• If only the wind wouldn't stop blowing!

You are lucky going to Brasil. I wish I ......(go) with you!

• will go

• would go

• can go

• could go

It's a pity I can't borrow your car!

• I wish I can borrow your car!

• I wish I could borrow your car!

• I wish I would borrow your car!

• I wish I borrowed your car!

Kevin is sorry that he doesn't have a brother.

• Kevin wishes he didn't have a brother.

• Kevin wishes he doesn't have a brother.

• Kevin wishes he has a brother.

• Kevin wishes he had a brother.

I hope you will try listening to me just for once!

• I wish you would try listening to me just for once.

• I wish you tried listening to me just for once.

• I wish you try listening to me just for once.

• I wish you didn't try listening to me just for once.

He wishes he (take) a trip around the world soon.

• would take

• will take

• could take

• takes

They wish their son (know) the names of all European countries.

• knows

• knew

• know

• would know

Conditional II:

If he (leave) his bike outside, someone (steal) it.

• leaves, will steal

• will leave, steals

• would leave, would steal

• left, would steal