1. if i … my finger, i wouldn’t hurt for weeks. a. will cut; b) cut; c) would cut; d) had cut 2. if my train were late, i … a taxi. a. will take; b) take; c) would take; d) had taken 3. i would go there if i … you. a. am; b) be; c) was; d) were 4. i … to see you if i had enough time. a) would come; b) will come; c) come; d) came 5. if i … a receptionist, i would welcome holidaymakers. a. will be; b) was; c) were; d) am 6. i wish it … winter now. a. will be; b) was; c) is; d) were 7. i wish we … go to the crimea. a. will be able to; b) can; c) could; d) would be able to 8. i wish she … at home now. a. were b) is; c) was; d) would be 9. i wish you … your best. a. will do; b) have done; c) do; d) did 10. i wish my parents … a new computer. a. bought ; b) will buy; c) would buy; d) buy 11. if only he … a journalist. a. were; b) is; c) are; d) will be 12. if only he … the competition a. will win; b) won; c) would win; d) had won 13. if only we … at home today. a. stayed; b) will stay; c) would stay; d) stay 14. if only i … the language of birds. a. have known; b) know; c) would know; d) knew 15. if only he … a treasure of gold. a. found; b) find; c) will find; d) would find 16. if i … my homework now, i would go for a walk. a. finish; b) finished; c) would finish; d) had finished 17. if i had enough time, i … on the computer. a. would work; b) had worked; c) work; d) worked 18. i would make medicines if i … a chemist. a. am; b) be; c) were; d) will be 19. i … you if you asked me. a) would help; b) will help; c) helped; d) help 20.if she … here now, i would be really happy. a. will be; b) were; c) would be; d) am 21. i wish it … summer now. a. will be; b) would be; c) were; d) is 22. i wish i … her. a. saw; b) see; c) would see; d) will see 23. i wish she … a porridge for breakfast. a. have b) has; c) had; d) will have 24. i wish you … ill. a. won’t be; b) were; c) were not; d) are 25. i wish my friend … a pet. a. had ; b) will have; c) would have; d) has 26. if only she … a nurse. a. were; b) is; c) are; d) will be 27. if only he … in paris a. will be; b) had been; c) is; d) were 28. if only we … the film. a. see; b) saw; c) would see; d) will see 29. if only i … the truth. a. knew; b) know; c) would know; d) have known 30.if only they … french. speak; b) spoke; c) will speak; d) would speak
1)we often go to the cinema.
2)she isn't cooking breakfast.
3)he lived in moscow last year.
4)his son goes to school every day.
5)i shall read this book next week.
6)she will get up at 6 o'clock tomorrow.
7)he doesn't live in london.
8)she is playing the piano now.
9)he has never taken part in the international conference
10)teenagers usually make bonfires in the camp.
11)they have just come back from england.
12)my friends have not seen this film yet
13)i like making new friends
14)john will visit historical places next summer.
15)my g.p gave up smoking last year.
16)kate is going to buy nice souv.
17)i share the room with my l.b.
19)have you ever heard of p.d
20)london is famous in rich museums
how to dress to a school party
school parties can be organized to celebrate various occasions, but if you are a girl, it is always a bad idea to wear jeans and a t-shirt to a school party.
girls usually wear dresses and some accessories, such as bracelets, rings, necklaces or earrings. a dress shouldn't be too long or too short. long dresses make it difficult to dance and short dresses can be embarrassing to wear. it is also important to wear comfortable shoes. heels look nice but they can give you blisters.
as for boys, they can wear jeans and shirts if their jeans look good enough. a pair of trousers and a collared shirt that fit well will look even better.
the most importnat thing is that at the party you should feel comfortable and confident. don't wear clothes that are too formal or too casual.