If you wish to change something about THE PRESENT → use:

• I wish/if only + past perfect.

• I wish/if only + simple present.

• I wish/if only + simple past.

• I wish/if only + would + base form

If you wish to change something about THE PAST → use:

• I wish/if only + past perfect.

• I wish/if only + simple present.

• I wish/if only + simple past.

• I wish/if only + would + base form

If you want to complain about something annoying about a person in THE PRESENT → use:

• I wish/if only + past perfect.

• I wish/if only + simple present.

• I wish/if only + simple past.

• I wish/if only + would + base form

To talk about a hypothetical result based on a past event that can’t be changed → Use:

• I wish/if only ...

• Third conditional

• Mixed conditional

How is third conditional formed? If + _________ + would have + _________

• past participle/past perfect

• would + base form / past perfect

• past perfect/past participle

To describe a hypothetical situation in the past with a hypothetical result in the present → Use:

• I wish/if only ...

• Third conditional

• Mixed conditional

To form the mixed conditional, use: If + past perfect, + would/might/could + base form.

• False

• True

• I pass

Choose the logical sentence: We don't have enough space for all of

our possessions.

• If only we hadn't bought a

  bigger house.

• l wish we had a bigger house.

• If we had bought a bigger house,

  we'd have more stuff.

Which sentence is correct? --> I don't like where I live now. This small-town life is boring.

• If only I lived in a big city.

• I wish I hadn't moved to the city.

• If we hadn't moved to the city, life

  would be more exciting.

If I hadn't lost my watch, I'd know what

time it is.

• This sentence refers to a regret in the past with a hypothetical past result.

• This sentence refers to the desire to change something in the past.

• This sentence refers to a regret in the past with a hypothetical present result.