Which sentence is WRONG?

• I'd rather they didn't see us this weekend.

• I'd just as soon you don't mention this to anyone else.

• I'd rather not see him.

• I'd rather he didn't see me.

Which is RIGHT?

• It's getting late. It's time we leave.

• I wish I would have longer time to do this homework.

• I'd rather people shouldn't smoke in my dining room.

• Harry wishes he hadn't broken up with his girlfriend last month.

Which is RIGHT?

• I wish you have not lived so far away.

• If only you live closer to me.

• I wish I had spent more time preparing for this presentation. (but I didn't)

• If only I trusted my instincts. (but I didn't)

Which is WRONG?

• I wish you would stop making that horrible noise again.

• If only he wouldn't interrupt me while I'm speaking.

• I wish I were somewhere else.

• I wish I don't live here.

Supposing we ___________ (offer) you a salary increase - would you stay?

• were to offer

• offer

• have to offer

• had to offer

Supposing I _______________ (be made) redundant - what would we do?

• am to be made

• were to be made

• were made

• were to be maked

Suppose I ________ (move) to Argentina - what would you do?

• move

• have moved

• were moved

• moved

It's time I _______ (have) a holiday very soon.

• have

• will have

• had

• had had

It's high time I _________ (buy) a new pair of shoes.

• bought

• didn't buy

• had bought

• am having bought

When we talk about Hypothetical Situations we describe all the following descriptors EXCEPT

• a wish

• a picture of a real situation

• a preference for what someone would like to happen

• something that should be done NOW