1) She would have come/would come on time if she had hurried.

### Conditional 3: Choose the correct variant. 1) She would have come on time if she had hurried. 2) They would have seen me if they had looked better. 3) I would have won the game if I had done my best. 4) The student would have passed the test if he had learned grammar. 5) We would have gone skiing if the snow had stopped. 6) My parents would have travelled if they had had enough money. 7) They would have played better if they had tried. 8) Many kids would have gone camping if the workers had finished repairing the campsite. 9) We would have arrived late if we had waited for the bus. 10) The problem would have arisen if the scientist had reported it earlier. ### Wishes: Make sentences, using I wish / If only using the information. 1) That's a pity, I am not a scientist. — I wish I were a scientist. / If only I were a scientist. 2) I have nobody to address to. — I wish I had somebody to address to. / If only I had somebody to address to. 3) I didn't try better and failed. — I wish I had tried better. / If only I had tried better. 4) I have sprained my wrist and I can't play the guitar. — I wish I hadn't sprained my wrist and could play the guitar. / If only I hadn't sprained my wrist and could play the guitar. 5) She can't play the piano. — I wish she could play the piano. / If only she could play the piano. 6) I have lost my dog. — I wish I hadn't lost my dog. / If only I hadn't lost my dog. 7) I can't speak Chinese. — I wish I could speak Chinese. / If only I could speak Chinese.