Exercise
Grammar: Wish + Past Perfect (Past Regrets)
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the structure "wish + past perfect" to express past regrets, enhancing their understanding of complex grammar while reflecting on personal experiences. Through interactive scenarios and thoughtful reflections, learners will articulate their regrets and desires for different outcomes, deepening their grasp of hypothetical situations.
Questions
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I wish I ___ harder for the Baccalaureate mock exam last week.
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She wishes she ___ that expensive phone yesterday.
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They wish they ___ their tickets in advance before they sold out.
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He wishes he ___ his father's advice before starting the business.
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I wish I ___ my umbrella; I got completely soaked in the rain.
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We wish we ___ to the concert last night; everyone said it was great.
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She wishes she ___ so rudely to her best friend yesterday.
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I wish you ___ me earlier about the change in schedule.
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He wishes he ___ his wallet at home this morning.
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They wish they ___ all their money during the holiday trip.
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She wishes she ___ the deadlines set by the teacher last term.
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I wish I ___ the opportunity to travel abroad last summer.