Wishes, regrets and conditionals analysis quiz 1

Choose the best answers to the questions. The sentences express wishes or regrets, or contain conditionals.

I wish I didn't have to go to work on Saturday.
1. This refers to the future
2. This refers to the past
I wish I didn't have to go to work on Saturday.
1. You have to go to work on Saturday.
2. You don't have to go to work on Saturday.
3. You may have to go to work on Sunday.
I wish I hadn't bought those shoes.
1. This refers to the present.
2. This refers to the past.
3. This refers to the future.
I wish I hadn't bought those shoes.
1. You want to buy some shoes.
2. You bought some shoes but you don't like them.
3. You don't want to buy any shoes.
If only we'd listened to Mark!
1. You didn't listen to Mark and now you have a problem.
2. You listened to Mark and now you have a problem.
If only I had a map.
1. This refers to the present.
2. This refers to the past.
If only I had a map.
1. You have a map but you don't need one.
2. You don't have a map but you need one.
3. You had a map but you lost it.
I wish I'd known about the noise before I booked the hotel.
1. You're glad you booked the hotel.
2. You regret booking the hotel.
3. You want to find out whether the hotel is noisy.
If she hadn't warned us beforehand, I don't know what would have happened.
1. She didn't warn you and now you are worried.
2. She warned you and you avoided the danger.
3. She didn't warn you hand you had problems.
Had we taken the train, we would never have got there in time for the wedding.
1. You took the train and you were on time.
2. You took the train and you were late.
3. You didn't take the train and you were on time.
4. You didn't take the train and you were late.

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