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Ex. 2. Complete the sentences in these short conversations. Begin each sentence with “If only/oh, if …”
A.: Julia likes her new dress, doesn’t she? B.: Oh, yes, she does. (can show it) If only she could show it to someone. A.: Don’t you think Linda is very talkative? B. You are right. (not talk so much) A.: I’ve never imagined the bookstore is so far from my house. B.: Yes, I know. (be within a walking distance) A.: You’ve failed your exam, haven’t you? B.: Such a pity! (not miss classes)
Ex. 3. Change the form of the verb in the following sentences to refer the action to the past.
E.g.: Why don’t you trust me? If only you always trusted me. – Why didn’t you trust me? If only you had trusted me then.
1. Jim is standing in front of the mirror admiring his reflection in it. If only somebody saw him now! 2. The situation seems totally out of control. If only there were a way out! 3. Unfortunately I am not able to pay back the money now. Oh, if she agreed to wait a week longer! 4. I am afraid I may not hand in my report in time. Oh, that it were not too late! 5. I can see a tiny kitten under the table in their office. If only they did not frighten it! 6. My term (course) paper isn’t ready yet. If only the time were not so short! 7. I’ve met Silvia before, that’s true, but I don’t know her well enough. If only I knew her better! 8. You are demanding too much. Oh, if you gave me a break! 9. I am not at all sure that you can manage to talk him into it. Oh, if you did it right!
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