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Would rather, had better, I wish

December 25, 2015 - B1pdf

Complete the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1I would rather you ............... see her anymore.
Wrong!
2I wish I ............... speak Spanish.
Wrong!
3You had better ............... your ways.
Wrong!
4I wish I ............... to university.
Wrong!
5I wish tomorrow ............... Sunday.
Wrong!
6I wish you ............... stop smoking.
Wrong!
7I wish you ............... be quiet.
Wrong!
8I wish it ............... stop raining.
Wrong!
9I would rather ............... on the weekend.
Wrong!
10We had better ............... for him or we will be late.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. I would rather you didn’t see her anymore.
  2. I wish I could speak Spanish.
  3. You had better mend your ways.
  4. I wish I had gone to university.
  5. I wish tomorrow was Sunday.
  6. I wish you would stop smoking.
  7. I wish you would be quiet.
  8. I wish it would stop raining.
  9. I would rather not work on the weekend.
  10. We had better not wait for him or we will be late.
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