I wish / If only to express regrets

Use I wish / If only + subject + _ .

• simple present

• past progressive

• past perfect

Use I wish or If only to show regret about something that _ .

• happened

• didn't happen

• is happening right now

I wish and If only _ .

• have the same meaning

• mean different things

• are used together in a sentence

To form a negative regret, add _ after "had".

• a past participle

• if

• not

Use even or not even to stress an idea or emphasize a point.

• True

• False

In most cases, place even between the subject and the main verb or after the auxiliary verb.

• True

• False

Place even after the verb "be" when "be" is the main verb.

• True

• False

Even cannot be used to emphasize words, phrases, and dependent clauses.

• True

• False