Second Conditional; wish/if only

Choose the correct words.

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

Choose the correct words.

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

Choose the correct words.         [aren't, weren't]

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

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

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

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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.              [would come, didn't come]

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

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I know that sometimes I can be quite impatient. I just wish I was / wasn’t so impatient.        [was, wasn't]

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Everyone knows that I don't like trying new things. I wish I had / would have more confidence.            [had, would have]

Choose the correct words.             [lived, would live]

I love rock climbing. If only my grandparents lived / would live in the mountains.