WISH AND IF ONLY FOR REGREST

WISH AND IF ONLY FOR REGREST

Wish and ‘If only’ are both used to talk about regrets – things that we would like to change either about the past or the present.

function

We use wish/only + past perfect to talk about things we would like to change about the past.

Form

Subject+wish+past perfect

If only+ past+ perfect

Examples

·         She wishes she had gone to college

·         If only I hadn’t eaten a hug break fast

·         He wishes he hadn´t stayed up late

·         If only I had worked hard in school

·         My parents wis they hadn´t driven to florida

Health problems and symtoms
Itchy
Temperature
Vomit
Dizzy
Cough
Breathing
Headache
Sore

INFINITIVE CLAUSES WITH IMPERSONAL IT

INFINITIVE CLAUSES WITH IMPERSONAL IT

Function

We use  (not)+adjetive+infinitive clause whenwe want to use adjetive to describe an action or situation.

This means the same as using the gerund as a subject.

It´s important to eat properly.= eating properly it´s important

Examples

"It" is + adj	Infinitive c
It's difficult	To guess what will happen.
It's good	To know when a rat will get loose.
It's impossible	To do  this project in 24 hours
It's important	To take a break twice a day.
It's possible	To work on your own project.
It's essential	To be  here.
It's better	To get cold in the laboratory.

Vocabulary

injuries
Break your leg
Sprain your ankle
Pull a muscle
Hurt your shoulder
Hurt your knee
Cut your finger
Burn your self