At the beginning of the World Cup every team, like the Spanish national team, was saying: "I wish we could be in the final in New York". Now two teams will make this wish true. "I wish..." and "What if...?" are two ways of expressing a wish. You can also use "If only...".
You can also use these expressions to refer to regrets for actions that have already happened and cannot be changed. For example, let's imagine what Mbappé said after the match against Spain: "I wish we had played better. What if they hadn't scored the penalty. If only we had had a better luck".
>> Activities for my students in 4º ESO (visit my site: Unit 5 ):
I wish / If only exercises 1 2
What if...? explanation exercises
Mixed Conditionals >>> Exercises 1
Exploring Possibilities: The ‘What if’ world of Conditional Sentences
>> Activities for my students in 4º ESO (visit my site: Unit 5 ):
I wish / If only exercises 1 2
What if...? explanation exercises
Mixed Conditionals >>> Exercises 1
Exploring Possibilities: The ‘What if’ world of Conditional Sentences
>> Activities for my students in 4º ESO (visit my site: Unit 5 ):
I wish / If only exercises 1 2
What if...? explanation exercises
Mixed Conditionals >>> Exercises 1
Exploring Possibilities: The ‘What if’ world of Conditional Sentences
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>> Activities for my students in 1º ESO:
about the OBJECT PRONOUNS + Verbs in the ING form
+ Present Continuous 1 ( PRESENT CONTINUOUS 1 )
>> Activities for my students in 2º ESO:
Dialogue page 30 - Making recommendations
A: You can go to Alicante. There are so many funfairs. It is so exciting!
B: Sorry. I don't like funfairs because they are too noisy. There's too much noise and there are too many people.
c: Then you can go to Novelda. It is quiet enough for you. There are enough quiet places for you to stay and there are enough parks for you to go for a walk.
Translate the following sentences into English:
La película no era lo suficientemente interesante para que nosotros la viéramos.
Nerea es tan habladora. Ella habla tanto.
El ejercicio era demasiado difícil para que nosotros lo hiciéramos.
Here's my musical hint for today: World Cup official music soundtrack by IShowSpeed. And here's a version with the lyrics for you to sing along.
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English in a Minute: Phrases with YOUNG (BBC Learning English)
Real Easy English: Talking about OLD FRIENDS (BBC Learning English)
The English We Speak: Gatekeep (BBC Learning English)
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English listening practice: Johan Cruyff: the father of modern football
"All work and no play makes Jack/Jill a dull boy/girl"
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