I ______ to Mykonos when I was younger. (WISH / GO)
WISH I HAD GONE
We __________ English better. (WISH / KNOW)
WISH WE KNEW
I __________ your own homework and stop copying mine! (WISH / DO)
WISH YOU WOULD DO
Brian ____________ you when you visited London last month. (WISH / SEE)
WISHES HE HAD SEEN
Sheila didn't go to the party and had an awful evening. (IF)
If Sheila had gone to the party, she would have had a nice evening.
If you don't buy a ticket, you will not win any money. (UNLESS)
Unless you buy a ticket, you will not win any money.
I would like you to give me a ring the moment you arrive. (AS SOON AS)
As soon as you arrive, please give me a ring.
Grandma was upset because I forgot her birthday. (IF)
Grandma would have been happier if I hadn't forgotten her birthday.
Take my advice and marry when you are older. (IF)
If I were you, I would get married later.
On rainy days we never go out. (IF)
If it rains, we stay at home./ we don't go out.
Dad won't buy a new suit if he doesn't get a pay rise. (UNLESS)
Dad won't buy a new suit unless he gets a pay rise.
All you have to do to switch the light on is press this button. (IF)
If you press this button, the light comes on.
Don't break that vase because you'll have to pay for it. (IF)
If you broke that vase, you would have to pay for it.
If her injury doesn't get better, she won't be able to play on Saturday. (UNLESS)
Unless her injury gets better, she won't be able to play on Saturday.
We couldn't afford to buy the car because we don't have enough money. (IF)
If we had enough money, we would have bought the car.
Alan won't pass the exam if he doesn't revise more. (UNLESS)
Alan won't pass the exam unless he revises more.
