Complete the second sentences so they mean the same as the first. Use the words in parentheses.
wish my colleagues would knock
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stopped / realized
She'd rather I (didn't/don't) come to the meeting.
didn't
It’s high time that they pulled themselves together.
describes something not yet done that needs to be done urgently
I wish I (have/had) time to take up a new hobby.
had
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'd just as soon she asked
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wishes he earned
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
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only I'd stayed in touch
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had left / wouldn't have gotten
The young hikikomori wish they could emulate their parents’ success.
describes a wish about a present situation
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lived / would be
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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were / would you do
He wishes he (had been/was) more careful the day he crashed his car.
had been
Many end up wishing they had not worked so hard for this empty dream.
describes a wish about a past situation
I'd rather (not went/not go) to the movies tonight.
not
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's time you went home
What if you (could/can) visit any country in the world? Where would you go?
could
I think it's time you (move/moved) out of your parents' house.
moved
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would just talk