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WorksheetsWISH/IF ONLY/SECOND CONDITIONAL
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 19mins
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
Conditional II
I (give) you more sweets if you (clean) your teeth more often.
will give, will clean
would give, would clean
would give, cleaned
gave, would clean
Conditional II
If she (be) more focused, she (achieve) better results at school.
is, would achieve
would be, could achieve
were, would achieve
were, achieved
Conditional II
Gdyby oni wiecej jedli, mieliby problemy z wagą.
If they eat more, they would have problems with their weight.
If they ate more, they had problems with their weight.
If they ate more, they would have problems with their weight.
If they ate more, they had problems with their weight.
Conditional II
Nie rozumiałabym tego tematu, gdybym codziennie się nie uczyła.
I would understand this topic if I didn't learn every day
I wouldn't understand this topic if I didn't learn every day.
I wouldn't understand this topic if learned every day.
I wouldn't learn every day if I didn't understand this topic.
Conditional II
Ona nie pracowałaby gdyby nie musiała.
She didn't work if she didn't have to.
She wouldn't work if she had to.
She would work if she didn't have to.
She wouldn't work if she didn't have to.
Conditional II
Co byś odpowiedział gdybym zaproponował ci pracę w firmie produkującej żele antybakteryjne do rąk?
What would you say if I offer you a job in a company producing hand sanitizer?
What would you say if I offered you a job in a company producing hand sanitizer?
What did you say if I would offer you a job in a company producing hand sanitizer?
What did you say if I offered you a job in a company producing hand sanitizer?
WISH/IF ONLY
Oni załują, że mieszkają w centrum miasta.
They wish they live in the city centre.
They wish they lived in teh city centre.
They wish they didn't live in the city centre.
They wish they don't live in the city centre.
WISH/IF ONLY
Ona chciałaby, aby jej rodzina ją w końcu odwiedziła.
She wishes her family visits her at last.
She wishes her family would visit her at last.
She wishes her family will visit her at last.
She wishes her family visited her at last.
Czy "Wish" można przetłumaczyć jako "Żałuję, że..."?
Sometimes
We ALWAYS translate it as "Żałuję, że..."
No, never
Jeśli w zdaniu z "WISH" TEN SAM PODMIOT wyraża żal/irytację wobec siebie, swojego zachowania, to czy możemy użyć "WOULD"?
Sure, why not?
Yes but only sometimes
No
