She'd rather I (didn't/don't) come to the meeting.
didn't
I wish I (have/had) time to take up a new hobby.
had
I'd rather (not went/not go) to the movies tonight.
not
He wishes he (had been/was) more careful the day he crashed his car.
had been
I think it's time you (move/moved) out of your parents' house.
moved
What if you (could/can) visit any country in the world? Where would you go?
could
A: I don't feel like going to the movies. B: That's fine—I'd just as soon (watched/watch) a movie at home.
watch
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's time you went home
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wishes he earned
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'd just as soon she asked
Complete the second sentences so they mean the same as the first. Use the words in parentheses.
only I'd stayed in touch
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wish my colleagues would knock
It’s high time that they pulled themselves together.
describes something not yet done that needs to be done urgently
Many end up wishing they had not worked so hard for this empty dream.
describes a wish about a past situation
The young hikikomori wish they could emulate their parents’ success.
describes a wish about a present situation
If only the parents would act more firmly, the critics say, the problem would not exist.
describes a wish for action to do or stop doing something
