Second Conditional; wish / if only

It's raining heavily. If only I             [would have, had] an umbrella with me.

Everyone knows that I don't like trying new things. I wish I         [were, weren't] a bit more adventurous.

The last episode of my favourite series is next week. I wish I                [had to, didn't have to] wait six more days!

I need a job and this café is looking for a cook. If only I             [would cook, could cook] well.

That's the last piece of birthday cake. If only we       [have, had] some more! It's delicious.

George has been trying to solve this Maths problem all day but it's very difficult.

He wishes he               [finished, could finish]it before the weekend.

I love rock climbing. If only my grandparents             [would live, lived] in the mountains.

Sam gets so upset about small things. I wish she               [doesn't take, didn't take]everything so seriously.

Alex goes to the skate park with his friends every day but his parents wish he                 [wouldn't spend, doesn't spend] spend so much time there.

I don't have enough money to take a taxi. If only taxis          [weren't, aren't]so expensive in London!

Jenny has been studying all summer. She wishes she            [stopped, could stop] stop, but her exams are next week.

Everyone in my family hates going to the dentist. If only we                    [wouldn't have to, didn't have to] to go twice a year!

My favourite band is coming to the UK next summer. I wish they                  [would come, didn't come to] play a concert in my city.

A band at my school is looking for a singer. If only I             [would sing, could sing]well!

I know that sometimes I can be quite impatient. I just wish I         [were, weren't] so impatient.