Review Units 3 4 High Inter2
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This document discusses various wishes and regrets about the past as well as hypothetical scenarios using conditionals. It provides examples of expressing regrets using "wish" with the past or past participle. Additionally, it examines how things may have been different through conditional sentences with "if" and the past participle followed by "would have". The document ends with questions about life changes, characteristics changed in the past year, pick-up lines, starting conversations with strangers, and rejecting invitations.
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Review Units 3 4 High Inter2
- 2. Regrets
- 5. I wish I wasfree. I wish I weren’ttied to thebicycle. I wishmyownerwas more relaxed. I wishyouwould set me free. I wishmyfatherwasn’tsoangry. I wishmygrandmotherdid’thavecancer. I wishmyunclehadhelped me.
- 6. TO EXPRESS REGRETS: 1- Wish + PAST I wish I were/was ... He wishesyouhad / could / spoke 2- Wish + WOULD (somethingthat’s happening now) Theyjustwishyouwouldstop. He wishesyouwouldgoaway. 3- Wish + PAST PARTICIPLE (it alreadyhappened in thepast) I wishyouhad come with me. Myfatherwishes I hadn’ttraveledlastyear.
- 7. IfPrincess Diana hadn’tdied, shewouldhavehelped more kids in Africa. Ifthecarhadn’tcrashed, shewouldn’thavedied.
- 8. If Portugal hadn’tsearched for newlands, Pedro Alvares Cabral wouldn’thavediscoveredBrazil. Wewouldn’tspeakPortugueseifBrazilhadn’tbeencolonyof Portugal.
- 9. Howthingswouldhavebeen: IF + pastparticiple + WOULD + presentperfect: Ifhehadworkedhard, hewouldhavebeenhappier. NEGATIVE -1: IF + past part. onNegative+ WOULD + pres. Perf: Ifhehadn’tworkedhard, hewouldhavebecomesad. NEGATIVE -2: Ifhehadlistened to me, hewouldn’thavetakenso long. NEGATIVE -3: Ifhehadn’tgone to Canadahewouldn’tbesuccessful.
- 10. -Whatwouldyouchange in yourlife? -Whatcharacteristicshaveyouchanged in thelastyear? -What’syourfavorite pick-up line? -Whatwouldyousay to a personyoudon’tknow to start a conversation? -Howwouldyourejectaninvitation?