II. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense.
~ I wish we hadn’t moved to London. If only Mum and Dad ...had given... it some more thought before they decided
to come here.
12. A: If only the sun .......................................... (come) out.
B: Cheer up. I don’t think it’s going to rain much longer.
13. A: I wish I .......................................... (not / lend) Bill my laptop.
B: You mean he hasn’t returned it to you yet?
14. A: I wish I .......................................... (know) how to use a computer.
B: Don’t worry. I’ll show you.
15. A: If only I .......................................... (learn) to ride a bike when I was younger.
B: Don’t worry. You can learn now!
16. A: Is Layla going with you to LA?
B: No, she wishes she .......................................... (come) but she can’t get time off work.
17. A: If only Jessica .......................................... (talk) to me.
B: She’s still upset. Give her time.
18. A: If only I .......................................... (not / leave) the gate open.
B: Don’t worry. I’m sure we’ll find your dog.
19. A: Your teacher says she wishes you .......................................... (pay) more attention in class.
B: OK Mum. I’ll try.
20. A: I wish you .......................................... (be) here, Anna. I feel so sad!
B: Cheer up! I’ll be with you tomorrow.
21. A: If only I .......................................... (not / be) so rude to Bill.
B: Why don’t you apologise? I’m sure he’ll forgive you.
22. A: If only Jack .......................................... (call) me. I’m so worried.
B: I’m sure he will as soon as he arrives in Los Angeles.
23. A: If only I .......................................... (be / accepted) into Oxford University.
B: Don’t be sad. You are going to love it at Glasgow University.