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I want my boss to give me a pay rise. (WISH)

I wish my bosh would give me a pay rise.

My parents never let me go to any parties. It's so annoying! (LET)

If only my parents would let me go to parties.

If only I _____ (listen) to you... I wouldn't have sent that message.

Had listened

If he _____________ (be) younger, he ________________(travel) more.

If he was/were younger, he would travel more.

If we ________________ (not/see) each other tomorrow, we _________________ (see) each other next week.

If we don't see each other tomorrow, we will see each other next week.

True or false: The third conditional is used to express the past consequence of an unrealistic action or situation in the past.

True.

Write a sentence using wish/if only: "Visiting the museum was interesting but it would have been nicer to go to the beach"

I wish we had gone to the beach

True or false: The first conditional is used to imagine present or future situations that are impossible or unlikely in reality.

False. In this case it would be the second conditional.

I regret having stayed up late last night. / I wish...

I hadn't stayed up late last night

I regret going to the party. / I wish...

I hadn't gone to the party

Marta would have come if you ... (invite) her

had invited

Is it correct?: "I'll tell him the news if I'll see him."

Incorrect: If I see him.

As long as she _____ (need) me, I'll be there for her

needs

I don't have much money. If only...

I had more money

If he ______ (study) harder for the test he would have passed the exam

had studied

How would you spend $100 000 in 12 hours?

If I had 100000$, I would...