- A: Could you lend me some money?
B: I wish I ______ you some money for your rent, but I'm broke myself.
a. can lend b. would lend c. could lend d. will lend
- A: Are we lost?
B: I think so. I wish we ______ a map with us today.
a. were bringing b. brought
c. had brought d. would bring
- A: What are you doing later this afternoon?
B: I wish I ______ the answer of that question.
a. knew b. know c. could know d. would know
- A: I told your mother that you had left your job.
B: Well, I wish you ______ her. It's none of your business.
a. wouldn't tell b. didn't tell
c. hadn't told d. doesn't tell
- A: I wish you ________ making that noise. It's bothering me.
B: Sorry, I'll stop it right now.
a. would stop
b. are going to stop
c. stop
d. can stop
- A: These figures are too complicated to work out in your head.
B: Yes, ________ a calculator.
a. I wish we would have
b. if only we had
c. if only we had had
d. I wish we have
- A: You look so tired.
B: Yes, I'm really sleepy today. I wish I ________ Bob to the airport late last night.
a. didn't have to take
b. weren't taking
c. hadn't had to take
d. didn't take
- A: It's raining. I wish it ________.
B: Me too. If only the sun ________ so that we could go swimming.
a. stopped/ shined
b. would stop/ were shining
c. had stopped/ had shined
d. would stop/ would shine
- A: Did you study for that test?
B: No, but now I wish I ________ because I flunked it.
a. had studied
b. studied
c. would study
d. have studied
- A: My feet are killing me! I wish I ________ more comfortable shoes.
B: Yeah, me too. I wish I ________ that we were going to have to walk this much.
a. had worn/ knew
b. am wearing/ had known
c. were wearing/ would know
d. wore/ had known