Cụm từ và Mệnh đề

Cụm từ và Mệnh đề
I, Complete these sentences using TOO, TOO MANY, TOO MUCH or ENOUGH with one of the following adjectives or nouns: clearly, complicated, difficult, expensive, food, hatily, mistake, rain, sweet, traffic.

1. You should stop to think first. You always acted ________.
2. This quiz is rather easy. The question aren’t ________ .
3. Can I have some more sugar in my coffee, plesase? It isn’t ________.
4. I can’t afford a new stereo. It would be ________.
5. There’s a water shortage. There just hasn’t been ________.
6. I can’t read your writing. You don’t wire ________.
7. Try to be more careful, please. You’re making ________.
8. The roads are very crowded. There’s simply ________.
9. I can’t understand these instructions. They’re ________.
10. Thoustands of people are strrving because they can’t get ________.

II, Complete the answers to the questions. Use TOO or ENOUGH with the word in brackets:

1. A: Is she going to get maried?

B: No, she’s not ________ (old)

2. A: I need to talk to you about something.

B: Well, I’m afraid I’m ________ to you now. (busy)

3. A: Let’s go to the cinema.

B: No, it’s ________ to the cinema. (late)

4. A: Why don’t we sit in the garden.

B: No, I’m ________ a the garden. (warm)

5. A: Would you like to be a politician?

B: No, I’m ________ a politician.  (nice)

6. A: Do you want to play tennis today?

B: No, I haven’t got ________ tennis today. (energy)

7. A: Did you hear what he was saying?

B: No, we were ________ what he was saying. (far away)

8. A: Can he read a newspaper in English?

B: No, he doesn’t know .________ a newspaper. (English)

9. A: Why don’t you put the wallet i your pocket?

B: It’s ________ in my pocket. (big)

10. A: I think you should apply for the job.

B: I’m afraid I haven’t got ________ (qualifications)
III, Make one sentense from two. Use TOO or ENOUGH and a phrase with FOR or a
To-infinitive.

1.    We couldn’t eat the food. It was very hot.	2.   Three people can’t sit on this sofa. It isn’t wide.
3.    A taxi would have been best. But I didn’t have much money.	4.   I couldn’t cary the equipment. I had such a lot.
5.    Sarah can’t take a day off. She’s very busy.	6.   We couldn’t climb over the wall. It was very high.
7.    A picnic would be nice. But it’s wet	8.   Natasha wants to be a professional musician. She’s very good.
9.    Nobody could move the piano. It was very heavy.	10.   We shouldn’t swim in this river. The water isn’t clean.
11.    I don’t wear this coat in winter. It isn’t warm.	12.   You can’t see some things without a microscope. They are very small.
13.        All my guests will need chairs. But I haven’t got very many.	14.           He didn’t get the job. He wasn’t experienced.
15.        I can’t explain the situation. It’s complicated.

IV, Rewrite the following sentences, using ENOUGH…TO.V

1.             He is too old to wear this coloured shirt.	2.        The room is too noisy for us to study.
3.             She is too weak to carry this bag.	4.        This road is too dangerous for her to go at night.
5.             This pen is too expensive for me to buy.	6.        We were too late to get good seats.
7.             Bill is too foolish to understand what I say.	8.        Jack is too lazy to make progress in his study.
9.             This bag is too heavy for her to carry.	10.    I’m too poor to help you with the money.
11.        The test was too difficult for them to do.	12.    These oranges are too sour for us to eat.
13.        That sentense was too long for me to memorize.	14.    This shelf is too high for the boy to reach.
15.        The land is too poor to grow crops.

V, Rewrite these sentences, using TOO…TO.V

1.      Nien isn’t old enough to be in grade 8.	2.      This shirt isn’t big enough to fit me.
3.      The test wasn’t easy enough for me to do.	4.      He didn’t get up early enough to catch the first bus to work.
5.      These shose aren’t big enough for him to wear.	6.      She isn’t patient enough to do this job.
7.      I’m not tall enough to reach the picture.	8.      The problem wasn’t simple enough for her to understand.
9.      This house isn’t large enough for a family of four people to live in.	10.  The test wasn’t easy enough for me tho finish in 45 minutes.

VI, Make sentences with SO … THAT.

1. The lesson is very difficult. Nobody can understand it.
2. The work is very hard. I can’t finish it on time.
3. This novel was very interesting. I couldn’t put in down.
4. This song is very simple. All of us can sing it.
5. My bothers and sister were very excited about the trip. They couldn’t sleep.
6. The weather was hot. You could fry an egg on the sidewalk.
7. I couldn’t understand her. She talked too fast.
8. Grandpa help me tightly when he hugged me. I couldn’t breathe for a moment.
9. There were few people at the meeting . It was canceled.
10. Ted couldn’t get to sleep last night. He was worried about the exam.
11. Jerry got angry. He put his fist though the wall.
12. I have many problems. I can use all the help you can give me.
13. I can’t figure out what this sentense says. His handwriting is illegible.
14. It took us only ten minutes to get there. There was little traffic.
15. Too many people came to the metting. There weren’t enough seats for everyone.
16. The coffee is extremely hot. The children can’t drink it.
17. My brother is very strong. He can lift this heavy table.
18. That play is very interesting. You should see it.
19. The suitcase is very heavy. Nobody can carry it upstairs.
20. My brother is very intelligent. He can do this difficult exercise.

VII, Use the construction TOO … + to-infinitive to rewrite the sentences below.

1.    It was so cold that we didn’t want to go out.	2.        This man is so old that he can’t work.
3.    Mr. Pike is so weak that he can’t walk without a stick.	4.        These shoes are so big that I can wear them.
5.    The ground is so hard that we can’t dig it.	6.        These goods are so expensive that they can’t be sold quickly.
7.    The elephant is so big that it can’t run fast.	8.        She walked so fast that her younger sister couldn’t follow her.
9.    Your handwriting is so hard that it can’t run fast.	10.   I got up so late that I didn’t have time to eat breakfast.

XIII, Fill in the blanks with SO MUCH or SO MANY.

1. We have ________ problems that we can’t go to bed early.
2. Why have you got ________ furniture?
3. There was ________ food that everyone ate too much.
4. There were ________ guests that there wasn’t enough food.
5. Why did yu buy ________ beer?
6. Doctor Simmon has ________ patients that he’s always busy.
7. I ate ________ sandwiches that I felt ill.
8. My father has ________ work to do that he can’t come back home tonight.
9. Why did he drink ________ wine?
10. They drank ________ wine that they couldn’t walk.
11. His mother asks him to take ________ things that he can’t put all of them into his suitcase.
12. There are ________ places of interest in London that Jane can’t decide where to go first.
13. It took Jane ________ time to listen to her roommate.
14. There was ________ noise in the room that I couldn’t work.
15. There are ________ planets in the universe that we can’t count them.

IX, Make sentences with SUCH … THAT.

1. The house is very expensive. Nobody can buy it.
2. The boy is very nice. We all like him.
3. The weather was very cold. We couldn’t go out.
4. The room was very dark. I couldn’t see anything.
5. The day was nice. We decided to go to the beach.
6. We took a walk. It was a nice day.
7. It was an expensive car. We couldn’t afford to by it.
8. I don’t feel like going to class. We’re having beautiful weather.
9. The classroom has comfortable chairs. The students find it easy to fall asleep.
10. The tonado struck with great force. It lifted automobiles off the ground.
11. This is good coffee. I think I’ll have another cup.
12. It wa a good book. I couldn’t put in down.
13. Karen is a good pianist. I’m surprised she didn’t go into music professionally.
14. We did a lot of gymnastics. We couldn’t walk afterwards.
15. They were beautidul flowers. We took a photograph of them.
16. This coat is very short. He can’t wear it.
17. The tea is very hot. The children can’t drink it.
18. The tests were quite difficult. We couldn’t do them.
19. The boy is very lazy. Every body hates him.
20. The girl is very intelligent. She can do this difficult exercise.

X, Use SO or SUCH.

1. The sun shone ________ brightly that Maria had to put on her sunglasses.
2. Dean was ________ a powerful swimmer that he always won the races.
3. There were ________ few students registered that the class was cancelled.
4. We had ________ wonderful memorise of that place that we dicided to return.
5. We had ________ good a time at the party that we hated to leave.
6. The benefit was ________ great a success that the promoters decided to repeat it.
7. It was ________ a nice day that we decided to go to the beach.
8. Jane looked ________ sick that the nurse told her to go home.
9. Those were ________ diffcult assignments that we spent 2 weeks finishing them.
10. Ray called at ________ an early hour that we weren’t awake yet.
11. The book looked ________ interesting that he decided to read it.
12. He worked ________ carefully that it took him a long to complete the project.
13. We stayed in the sun for ________ a long time that we became sunburned.
14. There were ________ many people on the bus that we decded to walk.
15. The program was ________ entertaining that nobody wanted to miss it.

XI, Put in SO, SUCH or SUCH A.

1. I like Tom and Ann. They’re ________ nice people.
2. I was surprised that he looked ________ well after his recent illness.
3. The weather is lovely, isn’t it? I didn’t expect it to be ________ nice day.
4. He always looks good. He wears ________ nice clothes.
5. It was ________ boring film that I fell asleep.
6. The children had ________ much fun at the carnival that they begged to go again.
7. The food at the hotel was ________ awful. I’ve never eaten ________ awful food.
8. The test was ________ easy that everyone got a high score.
9. I didn’t realize you lived ________ long way from the city center.
10. I feel like I have ________ little energy that wonder if I’m getting sick.
11. They are ________ hard-working carpenters that I’m sure they’ll make success f their ney business.
12. He’s difficult to understand because he speaks ________ quickly.
13. She made ________ many mistakes that she failed the exam.
14. I can’t decide what to do. It’s ________ problem.
15. A: Sorry I’m ________ late. We had ________ lot to do at work. My boss gets in ________ a panic about things. Shw makes ________ big fuss.

B: You shouldn’t do ________ much. You shouldn’t be ________ willing to work ________ long hours. No wonder you’re ________ tired. You’ll make yourself ill, you know.
XII, Use SUCH instead of SO to rewrite the sentenses below.

1. He is so clever that he can answer all my question.
2. Keller is so rich that he can give the charitable society one million dollars.
3. This city is so large that I’ve got lost.
4. That day was so nice that all of us went out for a walk.
5. This shop is so small that we don’t take notice of it.
6. That fish was so big that it could weigh fifty kilos.
7. The test we did yesterday was so diffcult that we couldn’t finish it an hour.
8. The play we saw yesterday was so bad that we went out by halves.
9. The story he told us was so funny that I couldn’t help laughing.
10. Jane’s conduct is so good that everybody likes her.
11. Mary’s voice is so beautiful that we all like to hear it very careful.
12. Miss Snow’s ring is so valuable that she keeps it very carefully.
13. Your dog is so fierce that nobody dares to approach it.
14. His house is so beautiful that he doesn’t want to sell it.
15. Our car is so old that we must repair it three times a month.

XIII, Combine two sentenses, using SO…THAT or SUCH…THAT.

1. The sun shone brightly. Maria had to put on her sunglasses
2. Dean was a powerful swimmer. He always won the races.
3. There were few students The class was cancelled.
4. The house was beautiful. I took a picture of it.
5. The coffee is strong. I can’t drink it.
6. This is a good film. I want to see it again and again.
7. There was a lot of food. Everyone ate too much.
8. There was a lot of guests. There wasn’t enough food.
9. I ate a lot of sandwiches. I felt uneasy.
10. David has a lot of work to do. He can’t come tonight.
11. He was very sick. He was sent to the hospital.
12. It was very dark. He couldn’t see anything.
13. He has very wide knowledge. We can’t help admiring him.
14. His conduct is very good. All his teachers love him.
15. Mary has a beautiful voice. We all like to hear her sing.
16. John is still very weak. He can’t walk without a stick.
17. My father has a very good health. He seldom takes any medicines.
18. There is too much noise. We can’t learn our lessons.
19. My friend is very strong. He can lift up the table by himself.
20. Bill is an intelligent boy. He is always at the top of his class.

XIV, Match the sentences and combine them, using SO or SUCH.

A	B
1.      Sarah was late home. 2.      Mike hadn’t cooked for a long time. 3.      The piano was heavy. 4.      Tom was annoyed about United losing. 5.      The band was a big attraction 6.      Vicky had a lot of work to do. 7.      The party made a lot of noise. 8.      She speaks English well. 9.      It was horrible weather. 10. The music was lould.	-    All the tickets sold out. -    He wouldn’t speak to anyone. -    He’d almost forgotten how to. -    It kept all the neighbors awake. -    Mark had already gone to bed. -    You could hear it from miles away. -    We spent the whole day indoors. -    Mike and Harriet couldn’t move it. -    She was sure she’d never finish it. -    You would think it was her native language.

XV, Complete the following sentences.

1.             The lesson was so difficult that …	2.             There is so much noise here that …
3.             The goods were so good that …	4.             That book is so interesting that …
5.             We enjoyed the music so much that …	6.             They are such high mountains that …
7.             He is such a busy man that …	8.             She speaks with such speed that …
9.             They are such big shoes that …	10.        She is such a busy peson that …
11.        He spoke so fast that …	12.        The exam was so difficult that …
13.        He worked so hard that …	14.        I was so tired that …
15.        Distances are so great that …	16.        They’ve got so much money that …
17.        The mountains are so high that …	18.        My father is such a busy man that …
19.        I have so many things to do that …	20.        It was such lovely weather that …
21.        This is such a heavy package that …	22.        He spoke so quickly that …
23.        It is such a warm day that …	24.        We had such a good time on holiday that …
25.        That was such a good movie that …	26.        I’ve got so many things to do that …
27.        We had such a good time that …	28.        These shoes are so expensive that …
29.        This is such a difficult lesson that …	30.        It was such an extraordinary strory that …

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PHRASES AND CLAUSE OF REASON
I, Supply either BECAUSE or BECAUSE OF as appropriate.

1. We delayed our trip ­_______ the bad weather.
2. Sue’s eyes were red ­_______ she had been crying.
3. My mother is always complaining ­_______ the untidiness of my room.
4. The water in most river is unsafe to drink ­_______ it’s polluted.
5. The trees were bend over ­_______ the wind.
6. You can’t enter tis secure area ­_______ you don’t have an official permit.
7. It’s unsafe to travel in that country ­_______ the ongoing civil war.
8. Several people in the crowd became ill and fainted ­_______ the extreme heat.
9. Mark didn’t go to work yesterday ­_______ he didn’t feel well.
10. We couldn’t get into the disco ­_______ the enormous crowd.
11. It was difficult to deliver the letter ­_______ the sender had written the wrong ad-dress on the envelop.
12. We decided to leave early ­_______ the party was boring.
13. Rescue attemps were temporarily halted ­_______ the bad weather.
14. Paul may not go to the football game ­_______ his grades.
15. They visited their friends often ­_______ they enjoyed their company.

II, Match the two halves of the sentence. Then write the full sentence, using the word in brackets. Add commas where necessary.

A

B

1.             Yesterday was a pubic day. 2.             We didn’t want to wake anybody up 3.             We didn’t know what time it was 4.             It was a nice day 5.             The door was open 6.             You paid for the theater tickets 7.             Oil is an irreplaceable natural resource 8.             We didn’t see Lisa for a long time 9.             Lilian was late for work 10.         Sonia was tired 11.         Eva had an atteactive peronality 12.         Mother had burnt the dinner 13.         It’s a really useful book 14.         Ellie hadn’t fully recovered yet 15.         All the students had done poorly on the test

-    she was very popular. (since) -    we ate out. (as) -    it explains everything very clearly. (because) -    none of us had a watch. (because) -    the teacher decided to give it again. (since) -    she missed the bus. (because) -    we went for a walk by the sea. (as) -    we didn’t recognize her. (because) -    we must do whatever we can to conserve it. (since) -    we came in very quietly. (as) -    she felt weak. (because) -    we didn’t have to go to work. (since) -    please let me pay for our dinner. (as) -    she’d been working very hard. (because) -    I walked in. (since)

III, Combine each pair of sentences, using BECAUSE, SINCE, AS.

1.     She saw the wanted man in a small coffee shop. She phoned the police.	2.     She coughed and sneezed. The doctor said she had to stay out of crowd.
3.     The teacher is sick. We’ll have no class tomorrow.	4.     It got dark. I couldn’t read the letter.
5.     She walked slowly. Her leg was injured.	6.     I didn’t come in time. There was a traffic jam.
7.     Mary looks happy. She has just got good marks.	8.     He stayed at home yesterday. His mother was sick.
9.     He came to the office 10 minutes late. He missed the first bus.	10. We didn’t want to go out. It rained heavily.

IV, Make questions with WHY.

1. I left school because of my hard life at that time.
2. The train was late because the fog was thick.
3. They’ll leave early because the distance is very long.
4. She likes him because he is kind.
5. The pupil understood that mathematical problem very because he explained it clearly.

V, Rewrite these sentenses, using BECAUSE.

1. It’s raining, so we stay at home.
2. Due to the cold weather, we stayed home.
3. Most people hear jogging is a good exercise, so they begin to jog.
4. People like to live in this country because of its heathy climate.
5. A computer can be used for various purposes, so it becomes very popular nowdays.
6. Stacey retired in 1987, partly because of ill health.
7. Stacey retired in 1987, partly beause of ill health.
8. Harry had to stay in hospital because of his broken beg.
9. Our leader couldn’t attend the meeting, so it was canceled.
10. The young couple decided not to buy the house because of its dilapideted condition.
11. I always enjoyed mathematics in high school, so I decided to major in it in college.
12. Most people hear jogging is a good exercise, so they begin to jog.
13. The climate in the country is healthy, so people like to live there.
14. A computer can be used for various purposes, so it becomes very popular mowdays.
15. Tomorrow is a public holiday, so all the shops will be shut.

VI, Change clause of reason to phrases.

1. Mary didn’t go to school yesterday because she was sick.
2. She wet to bed early because she felt tired.
3. Ann didn’t go to the circus with Betty because she had a ba cold.
4. John succeeded in his exam because her mother was sick.
5. Margaret stayed home because her mother was sick.
6. I like him because his father is kind to me.
7. I can’t eat these fruits because they are green.
8. I couldn’t read the letter because it was difficult.
9. I couldn’t read the letter because it was dark.
10. He came late because it rained heavily.
11. I can’t study because it is noisy.
12. The train came late because it was foggy.
13. All the teacher love him because his conduct is good.
14. The train late because the fog was thick.
15. We stopped our car because the traffic lights turned red.
16. The plane couldn’t take off because the weather was bad.
17. Rice plants grow well because the climate is warm and damp.
18. He couldn’t drive fast because the street was crowded and narrow.
19. I can’t sleep because the weather is hot.
20. He left school because his life was hard.
21. Jim had to give up jogging because he had sprained his ankle severely.
22. The water in most rivers is unsafe to drink because it’s polluted.
23. We had to stay in London an extra day because it was foggy at the airport.
24. Bill has to do all of the cooking and cleaning because his wife is ill.
25. We all have received the best of everything because our parents are generous.
26. I couldn’t get to sleep last night because he has poor eyesight.
27. John has to sit in the front row in class because it was noisy in the next apartment.
28. We stopped our car because the traffic lights turned red.
29. She couldn’t see the road because the wall was too high.
30. We postponed our trip because the driving conditions were bad.

CLAUSE AFTER WISH AND IF ONLY
I, Rewrite the following sentenses, beginning with I wish.

1.        I’m living in a small flat.	2.        My friends often go on a camping trip without me.
3.        I’m sorry I can’t go to the party.	4.        I must go now.
5.        It’s a pity the weather isn’t better today.	6.        He always goes to school late.
7.        I don’t know your address.	8.        My bother is too short to play basketball.
9.        I’m sorry I can’t swim.	10.    I don’t have enough money to help you.
11.    I’m sorry I can’t answer your question.	12.    I’m sorry, I can’t help you.
13.    I only have a small dictionary.	14.    What a pity! He can’t come here.
15.    I have to go to school today.	16.    I speak English badly.
17.    I don’t have a computer.	18.    I want to meet you now.
19.    I don’t know anyone in this company.	20.    I don’t know much about him.
21.    What a pity! You aren’t here with us now.	22.    I’m sorry, I’m not well now.
23.    The naughty boys always draw on the wall.	24.    I don’t have time to help you do this work.
25.    I’d like my father to give up smoking.	26.    Unfortunately, I have to work tomorrow.
27.    He doesn’t  help his mother with housework.	28.    I’d like to get access to the Internet, but I don’t have a computer.
29.    I can’t swim.	30.    It’s a pite the weather isn’t better today.

II, Write a sentence with wish.

1.        I don’t know French.	2.        It s far from my house to school.
3.        It’s very noisy for my to read the book.	4.        She doesn’t advise him to give up smoking.
5.        I don’t have a bicycle. Therefore I walk to school every day.	6.        I’m sorry I didn’t come to the party last night.
7.        It is raining heavily now	8.        I regret that you didn’t give me a chance to tell you the truth.
9.        The book is too expensive for me to afford.	10.    Mary is afraid she won’t be able to attend your weeding next week.
11.    I don’t have a lot of friends.	12.    I regret I didn’t learn to play a musical instrument.
13.    I’m too busy to watch the TV program.	14.    We live in a small house.
15.    She doesn’t know my address.	16.    You are making so much noise late at night.
17.    There aren’t any people in the hal.	18.    It is a shame we don’t have a video.
19.    She speaks English baldy.	20.    We can’t go out because of heavy rain.
21.    They are late for the metting.	22.    He can’t pass the examination.
23.    There isn’t enough water for us to drink.	24.    Mai doesn’t know a lot of student in her class.
25.    The question is too difficult for us to answer.	26.    They don’t have the key to open the lab.
27.    Unfortunately, I must to now.	28.    We live in the city but we don’t like it.
29.    He isn’t good at speaking.	30.    Lan has to stay in bed because she is sick.

III, Complete the sentences with an appopriate verb from.

1. Our classroom doesn’t have any window. I wish our classroom ­_______ windows.
2. The sun isn’t shining. I wish the sun ­_______ right now.
3. I didn’t go shopping. I wish I ­_______ shopping.
4. I can’t swim. I wish I ­_______ so I would feel safe in the boat.
5. I don’t know how to dance. I wish I ­_______ how to dance.
6. I live in the country. I wish I ­_______ in a big city.
7. You didn’t tell them about it. I wish you ­_______ them about it.
8. It’s cold today. I’m not wearing a coat. I wish I ­_______ a coat.
9. I don’t have enough money to buy that cook. I wish I ­_______ enough money.
10. It’s raining and I want it to stop. I wish it ­_______ raining.
11. Elena is tired because she went to bed late last night. She wishes she ­_______ to bed earlier last night.
12. Ann has a beautiful voice, so I want her to sing. I wish Ann ­_______ a couple of songs.
13. I’m not lying on the beach in Hawaii. I wish I ­_______ on beach in Hawaii.
14. The teacher is going to give an exam tomorrow. I wish he ­_______ us an exam tomorrow.
15. Jack didn’t drive to work. I wish Jack ­_______ to work. I’d ask him for a ride home.
16. Bill didn’t get the promotion. I wish Bill ­_______ the promotion. He feeds bad.
17. It isn’t winter. I wish it ­_______ winter so tha I could go skiing.
18. We’re going to the concert tonight. I wish you ­_______ with us.
19. I quit my job. I wish I ­_______ my job until I’d found another one.
20. My friend won’t ever lend me his car. I wish he me his car for my date tomorrow night.

IV, Put the verbs into the correct from.

1. I feel sick. I wish ­_______ so much cake. (I/ not/ eat)
2. I’m fed up with this raining. I wish ­_______ raining. (it/ stop)
3. It’s a difficult question. I wish ­_______ the answer. (I/ know)
4. I should have listened to you. I wish ­_______ your advice. (I/ take)
5. I wish ­_______ here. She’d be able to help us. (Ann/ be)
6. Aren’t they ready yet? I wish ­_______ . (they/ hurry up)
7. It would be nice to stay here. I wish ­_______ to go (we/ not/ have)
8. When we were in London last year, I didn’t have time to see all the things we wanted to see. I wish ­_______ more long time. (we/ have)
9. It’s freezing today. I wish ________ so cold. I hate cold weather. (it/ not/ be)
10. What’s her name again? I wish ________ remember her name. (I/ can)
11. What I said was stupid. I wish ________ anything. (I/ not/ stay)
12. You’re driving too fast. I wish ________ a bit. (you/ slow down)
13. It was a terrible film. I wish ________ to see it. (we/ not/ go)
14. You’re always tired. I wish ________ to bed so late. (you/ not/ go)
15. I spent all my money. I wish ________ it. (I/ save)
16. Vicky’s work isn’t going well. She wishes ________ better. (it/ be)
17. I looked everywhere for the key. I wish ________ it. (I/ find)
18. The phone has been ringing for five minutes. I wish ________ it. (somebody/ answer)
19. It’s very crowded here. I wish ________ so may people. (there/ not/ be)
20. I wish ________ me about the dance. I would have gone. (you/ tell)

V, For each situation, write a sentence with WISH or IF ONLY.

1.      Ann isn’t here. I need see her now.	2.      I’d like to take some photographs but I didn’t bring my camera.
3.      John would like to be a pilot when he grows up.	4.      It’s cold and I hate cold weather.
5.      I’m sorry I didn’t come to the party last night.	6.      I can’t go to the party and I’d like to.
7.      I regret that yoi didn’t give me a chance to tell you the truth.	8.      I reget I didn’t apply for that job.
9.      Marry is afraid she won’t be able to attend your wedding next week.	10.  My life isn’t interesting.
11.  I regret I didn’t learn to play a musical instrument.	12.  I live in a big city, but I don’t like it.
13.  You drive too fast. I’d like you to drive more slowly.	14.  He is sorry now that he didn’t invite Molly to his party.
15.  It is raining. I want to go out, but not in the rain.	16.  I didn’t understand the lesson.
17.  I’d like to buy this book but I don’t have enough money to buy it.	18.  You are too lazy. The teacher wants you to be more studious.
19.  I live in a big city, but I don’t like it.	20.  The hotel wasn’t good.
21.  Nam was sorry that he didn’t accept the job.	22.  My friend didn’t pass his exam.
23.  I have to work tomorrow but I’d like to stay at home	24.  I want the baby to stop crying.
25.  I feel sick because I ate too much ice-cream.	26.  I’m a doccer.
27.  It’s pity that you weren’t here last week.	28.  Nam is sorry now that he didn’t accept the job.
29.  A lot of people drop litter in the street.	30.  We have to work this Saturday.

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