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- 1. I wish, I ________ (no/have) to go to school on Saturday.
- 2. I wish I ________ (live) in Africa.
- 3. I wish I _______ (not/decide) to work in London.
- 4. If you ______ (give) me your phone number, I ________ (call) you.
- 5. If I knew the answer to this question I _______ (tell) you.
- 6. He always _________ (complain) if I am late.
- 7. What would you have done if I ________ (give) you the money?
- 8. If you had asked me for tickets I ______ (buy) you some.
- 9. If I _______ (lose) my job, I’d go back to university.
- 10. I wish we _____ (lose) all our money.
- 11. What would you do if he _____ (ask) you to marry him?
- 12. I’ll see him at the meeting if he ______ (come).
- 13. If you had asked me I ______ (lend) you a car.
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