TEST 1.He is very tired today.-> He wishes. 2.My father has to do a lot of works.-> I wish…. 3. There isn’t a market in my hometown. -> I wish… 4. It is raining hard now. -> I wish…. 5. I’m sorry. I...

1. He is very tired today. -> He wishes he wasn't so tired today. 2. My father has to do a lot of works. -> I wish my father didn't have to do so much work. 3. There isn’t a market in my hometown. -> I wish there were a market in my hometown. 4. It is raining hard now. -> I wish it weren't raining so hard now. 5. I’m sorry. I can’t go out with you. -> I wish I could go out with you. 6. He won’t come here tomorrow. -> He wishes he could come here tomorrow. 7. My mother works very hard all days. -> I wish my mother didn't work so hard every day. 8. What a pity. I can be late. -> I wish I wouldn't be late. 9. She doesn’t know this answer. -> She wishes she knew the answer. 10. They don’t have many books. -> They wish they had more books. 11. There is nothing to eat. -> I wish there were something to eat. 12. There is little milk in glass. -> I wish there were more milk in the glass. 13. She often watched TV when she was small. -> She used to watch TV when she was small. 14. He never gets good marks when he was a student. -> He never used to get good marks when he was a student. 15. I always get up late. -> I am used to getting up late. 16. She has difficulty in driving on the left. -> She is not used to driving on the left. 17. They don’t eat much sugar anymore. -> They used to eat more sugar. 18. He doesn’t smoke at school anymore. -> He used to smoke at school. 19. He stayed with me 2 years ago but now he doesn’t. -> He used to stay with me. 20. There was a supermarket near my house but now there isn’t. -> There used to be a supermarket near my house. Here are the correct answers for the given sentences using "wish": 1. I wish I **were** at the zoo. 2. He wishes he **could play** football well. 3. They wish they **could read** this book. 4. We wish it **won't rain** tomorrow. 5. I wished my family **had** a car 2 years ago. 6. He **wishes** he **would come** here next week. 7. I wish I **will meet** -> No, the correct sentence is "I wish I **could meet** him next Sunday" or "I hope I **will meet** him next Sunday" (depending on the context). 8. My father **wishes** he **could speak** English. Note: In sentence 7, "wish" is used for something impossible or unlikely to happen, so the correct form is "could meet." However, if you're expressing a genuine hope for a future event, "hope" is more suitable, and the correct sentence would be "I hope I **will meet** him next Sunday." Here are the sentences using "used to": 1. They used to eat a lot of sugar. 2. He used to smoke at school. 3. He used to stay with me. 4. There used to be a supermarket near my house.