I wish, if only, had better, would rather

For example: ‘I’m cold’ becomes ‘I wish (that) I wasn’t cold’.

1. I don’t have a car. I wish that                     
2. I can’t play the piano. I wish that                           
3. I’m at work. I wish that               
4. It’s winter. I wish that               
5. I’m ill. I wish that           

Complaints. Complete these people's complaints, using "would/ wouldn't".
1 A zoo keeper: "I wish people               (feed) the animals."
2 A teacher: "I wish my students          (do) their homework on time."
3 A hotel chambermaid: "If only guests             (clean) the bath after they've used it."
4 A park keeper: "I wish people               (pick) the flowers."
5 A street cleaner: "If only people            (take) their litter home."

Regrets about the past. These people did something yesterday which they now regret. What does each person say? Use the Past Perfect, e.g.

Clare has caught a bad cold - yesterday she went out in the rain without an umbrella.
I wish/ If only I hadn't gone out in the rain without an umbrella.
Joe has got very bad sunburn - yesterday he stayed in the sun for long

Regrets about the past. These people did something yesterday which they now regret. What does each person say? Use the Past Perfect, e.g.

Clare has caught a bad cold - yesterday she went out in the rain without an umbrella.
I wish/ If only I hadn't gone out in the rain without an umbrella.

Sue has hurt her back - yesterday she lifted a heavy table on her own.

Fill the gaps with had better or would rather.
1 It's getting dark. We            go back now.
2 A: Can I borrow your car?
B: You            not!
3 A: Can I borrow your camera?
B: I              you didn't.
4 You know, I              you didn't smoke in front of the kids.
5 You            take insect repellent if you're camping near a lake