Question 1 of 8 · from lesson 38: if I do ... and if I did ...
Complete the sentences, using one of these verbs. Each verb is used once.
Use these
diddroppedfoundhappenedlostwaswent
We're planning a trip to Scotland next summer. If we in August, would you like to come with us?
AnswerWe're planning a trip to Scotland next summer. If we went in August, would you like to come with us?
Question 2 of 8 · from lesson 38: if I do ... and if I did ...
What do you say in each situation? Choose a or b.
You have never been stopped by the police. You can only imagine it. Which do you say? a I don't know what I'll say if the police stop me. b I don't know what I'd say if the police stopped me.
AnswerI don't know what I'd say if the police stopped me.
Question 3 of 8 · from lesson 39: if I knew ... I wish I knew ...
Put the verb into the correct form.
I wouldn't ring you at this hour if (it / not / be) urgent.
AnswerI wouldn't ring you at this hour if it wasn't urgent.
Question 4 of 8 · from lesson 39: if I knew ... I wish I knew ...
Write a sentence with if ... for each situation.
It would be nice to go for a swim, but the pool is closed, so we can't. (We ...)
AnswerWe could go for a swim if the pool wasn't closed.
Question 5 of 8 · from lesson 40: if I had known ... I wish I had known ...
Put the verb into the correct form.
Sorry I'm late. The bus took ages. (it / be) quicker if (I / cycle).
AnswerSorry I'm late. The bus took ages. It would have been quicker if I'd cycled.
Question 6 of 8 · from lesson 40: if I had known ... I wish I had known ...
Write a sentence beginning with If for each situation.
Megan wasn't hurt when she fell off her bike, because luckily she was wearing a helmet.
AnswerIf Megan hadn't been wearing a helmet, she would have been hurt.
Question 7 of 8 · from lesson 41: wish
Put the verb into the correct form.
You keep checking your phone while I'm talking. I wish (you / listen).
AnswerYou keep checking your phone while I'm talking. I wish you'd listen.
Question 8 of 8 · from lesson 41: wish
Put in wish(ed) or hope(d).
Use these
wishwishedhopehoped
We're having a barbecue on Saturday, so I it doesn't rain.
AnswerWe're having a barbecue on Saturday, so I hope it doesn't rain.
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