I wish I _____ more money. Then I could follow my dream of travelling the world. (HAVE)
had
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I wish I _____ stop eating sweets – they're so bad for you, but they're so delicious!
could
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I wish I _____ a bigger house. It's so small, I can't have many guests to stay. (HAVE)
had
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Janet loves the sea. She wishes she _____ go scuba diving so she could explore more of it. (Present situation)
could
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I'm not prepared for the test at all, because I just played video games last weekend! I wish I _____ more last weekend. (STUDY)
had studied
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A: I've got a cough and I keep sneezing. B: You should go home and rest. I hope you _____ better soon! (FEEL)
feel / will feel
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A: This subject is so boring. B: I know! If only we _____ have to take it! (NOT)
didn't
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A: I can't believe our holiday is almost over! I wish we _____ (STAY) for another week! B: I know. I wish we _____ (HAVE) a few more days here, too. But it will be good to be home!
could stay / stayed; could have / had
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A: I hope we _____ that research grant! Think of what we could do with all that money! (GET)
get / will get / can get
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B: It was silly that we didn't apply for the research grant last year. We really _____ applied then. A: Yes, I know. I wish we _____ (APPLY) last year – we'd be a year ahead of where we are now!
should have; had applied
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A: I wish Tom _____ (BREAK) up with his girlfriend. She makes him miserable. B: I know! If only it _____ (BE) that simple! He loves her. But I hope he _____ (FIND) someone nicer.
would break; were / was; finds / will find
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We _____ (ASK) him to go to James's birthday party with us last month – if he hadn't gone to the party, he never would have met her.