As you’re busy, (had you rather/would you rather/do you rather) postponed the meeting?
would you rather
What a lovely view! I wish (I brought/I’d brought/I’ve brought) my camera.
I'd brought
If only (you hadn’t lent/you lentyou didn’t lend) Mike the car, we’d be able to drive there.
you hadn’t lent
I’d wear these jeans more often if only (they were/they weren’t/they wouldn’t be) so tight.
they weren't
Come on, kids! It’s time (you leave/you had left/you left) for school.
you left
I wish those people in the front row (would stop/stopped/will stop) talking. I can’t hear the film!
would stop
That job of yours is so dead-end. Isn’t it time (you found/you find/you had found) a new one?
you found
Diane thinks it’s high time her daughter (had moved/moves/moved) out.
moved
Those children look freezing. I bet they wish (they were/they had been/they would be) indoors
they were
I’d rather (you took/you take/you had taken) your shoes off at the door, if you don’t mind.
you took
If only our neighbours (wouldn’t have/don’t have/didn’t have) a dog, life would be much more peaceful.
didn't have
I’ve just had a text from Anna. She’d rather (we had met/we were meeting/we met) at 6.30, as she’s running late.
we met
As soon as I said it, I wished . (I wouldn’t/I hadn’t/I didn’t).
I hadn't
I’d love to be able to sing in a choir. If only (I'd have/I had/I have) a better voice!
I had
I’d rather (you not to say/you didn’t say/you wouldn’t say) to him – he’s such a gossip!
you didn't say
I’m too tired to go out tonight. I’d rather (we would stay/we’d stayed/we stayed) at home.
we stayed