We use • I wish or If only • with the past simple to say that we really want a situation to be different. - id1243060820201007 от кек945 07.10.2020 19:08

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Английский язык: We use • I wish or If only • with the past simple to say that we really want a situation to be different. I wish it were Sunday. If only I had more money. We use • I wish or If only with would + base form• to say that we really want somebody s (or something s) behaviour to be different. I wish you wouldn t smoke. I wish this machine would work. We use • I d rather• with a base form to express a preference. Do you want a cup of tea? I d rather have a coffee. We use • I d rather • with the past simple

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It was hot and we decided to walk in the shadow of the wall.
The temperature was over 90C degrees in the shade.
She felt as if every pair of eyes in the room was on her.
I just need to make a couple of calls.
In the morning, with a clear head, she had solved the problem.
Before hiring Sam as a chauffeur they made sure he had a clean driving licence.
Everybody stood in admiration watching the pod of whales on the horizon.
The excursion to the valley full of swarms of butterflies costs a lot.
If the bear growls, it is the sound of warning.
The crowd roared in delight.

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