Wish Grammar – Complete the Sentences for Future Wishes

You want things to be different in the future. Complete the sentences. Use wish+

I want my father to give me more pocket money.
Task Image
I wish my father me more pocket money.

Your Result URL:


Copied!

Share this link:


Test Completed!

Correct: 0

Incorrect: 0

Details:


    Rule: Wish - B1 Grammar ShowHide

    wish + Past Simple

    The present is not the way you want it.

    It takes me two hours to get to school. I wish I lived nearer.
    I wish I didn't have so many errands to run.

    With be use were: I wish I were older. For ability use could: I wish I could drive.

    wish + Past Perfect

    A regret about the past – it can't be changed now.

    I failed my exam. I wish I had studied more.
    I wish we hadn't missed the last bus.

    wish + would

    You want somebody else or something to change, often because it annoys you.

    I wish you wouldn't click your pen all the time!
    I wish my brothers would stop fighting.
    I wish it would snow.

    Not about yourself: I wish I could …, not I wish I would.

    If only means the same as I wish, just stronger: If only I had free time on Tuesdays! If only I hadn't sold my bike!

    “Wish” Grammar – Complete the Sentences for Future Wishes

    Practice making wishes about the future with this sentence completion exercise. You'll use “wish” + would/could to express what you hope others (or the world) would do differently.

    Examples: “I wish people would recycle more.” or “I wish it could stop raining.” This is a great way to explore polite complaints or desired changes.

    Fun, practical, and excellent for B1-level speaking or writing development.

    Print

    Play this exercise

    The sentences of this exercise as a game – nothing to set up.

    Leave it if you want an answer.