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1. If only I could understand Math.
2. I wish the boys in my class were more mature.
3. I wish I could find my phone.
4. If only I had the money to buy those shoes.
5. I wish I could stay in bed all day.
6. If only I had less homework.
Explanation:
Sentences with "wish" and "if only" express a desirable hypothetical situation. In other words, when you use them, you express what you would like reality to be like. For example:
- I ruined dinner because I cannot cook.
I wish I were a good cook.
If only I could cook well.
Notice that we use the simple past of verbs or the modal "could" in the sentences.
They absolutely need each other in their attempt for leadership. Piggy needs Ralph's charisma and natural leadership, and Ralph needs Piggy's rationale and intelligence. However, Ralph also recognized the downfalls of Piggy(physical appearance, un-usable ideas) and didn't always trust what Piggy had to say.
One of my students last year paralleled President Bush and VP Cheney to Ralph and Piggy. At the risk of starting a political argument, that's probably not a bad example...
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