Wish Grammar – Speaking Practice (2nd Card Edition) - Part 2

Read each situation carefully. Each one describes something that happened in the past that you now regret. Use "wish" + past perfect to express your regret

You didn’t take that dream vacation. Now the opportunity is gone.

You didn’t save any money last year. Now you’re struggling financially.

You skipped your workout sessions. Now you feel out of shape.

You didn't call your grandparents on their anniversary. Now you feel bad about it.

You broke your phone by accident. Now you're stuck with an old one.

You stayed up too late watching TV. Now you’re exhausted.

You didn’t study for the big test. Now you’re worried about your grade.

You lost your keys last week. Now you’re locked out of your house.

“Wish” Grammar – Speaking Practice (2nd Card Edition)

Practice using “wish” in spontaneous speech with this second edition of our popular speaking cards. Each prompt presents a situation requiring a wish about the present or past.

Students respond using appropriate grammar while building fluency and confidence. Great for small group work, warm-ups, or online breakout rooms.

Interactive, engaging, and perfect for learners ready to go beyond the worksheet.