I wish my train now. I’m going to be late for work again.
a.did come
b.had come
c.would come
d.would have come
7. This book is so boring. I wish I reading it.

a.hadn't started
b.didn't start
c.wouldn't start
d.wouldn't have started
8. I missed my flight yesterday. If only I a bit earlier!

a.would get up
b.had got up
c.got up
d.would have got up
9. I wish I to go to work today.

a.wouldn't have had
b.wouldn't have
c.hadn't had
d.didn't have
10. If only he here. He’d know what to do.

a.had been
b.was
c.would have been
d.would be
11. In June next year, my parents (be married) for 50 years.

will have be married
will have married
will been married
will have been married
12. The way she started, she (read) all books from our library by the time the next school year starts.

will be read
will been read
will have been read
will have read
13. When she comes, he (be married) already.

will have be married
will have married
will been married
will have been married
14. When you arrive, we (leave) the house.

will be left
will be leaved
will have left
will have been left
15. When you reach the airport, the plane (arrive).

will been arrived
will have arrive
will be arrived
will have arrived

1. "I wish my train now. I’m going to be late for work again."
Correct answer: c. would come

Explanation: The phrase "I wish my train now" indicates a desire for the train to come at the present time. In this case, the correct option is "would come," which expresses a hypothetical situation or a wish for something to happen in the future.

2. "This book is so boring. I wish I reading it."
Correct answer: a. hadn't started

Explanation: The phrase "I wish I reading it" suggests a regret about starting to read the book. The correct option is "hadn't started," which implies a desire to change a past action or an unreal past situation.

3. "I missed my flight yesterday. If only I a bit earlier!"
Correct answer: b. had got up

Explanation: The phrase "If only I a bit earlier!" indicates a desire to have woken up earlier in order to catch the flight. The correct option is "had got up," which implies a wish to change a past action or an unreal past situation.

4. "I wish I to go to work today."
Correct answer: d. didn't have

Explanation: The phrase "I wish I to go to work today" suggests a desire not to go to work. The correct option is "didn't have," which implies a wish to change a present situation.

5. "If only he here. He’d know what to do."
Correct answer: a. had been

Explanation: The phrase "If only he here" expresses a desire for someone to be present. The correct option is "had been," which indicates a hypothetical situation in the past.

6. "In June next year, my parents (be married) for 50 years."
Correct answer: d. will have been married

Explanation: The phrase "In June next year" suggests a future event. The correct option is "will have been married," which indicates an action that will have been completed in the future.

7. "The way she started, she (read) all books from our library by the time the next school year starts."
Correct answer: c. will have been read

Explanation: The phrase "The way she started" is connected to a future event. The correct option is "will have been read," which indicates an action that will have been completed by a specific point in the future.

8. "When she comes, he (be married) already."
Correct answer: d. will have been married

Explanation: The phrase "When she comes" is connected to a future event. The correct option is "will have been married," which indicates an action that will have been completed by a specific point in the future.

9. "When you arrive, we (leave) the house."
Correct answer: c. will have left

Explanation: The phrase "When you arrive" is connected to a future event. The correct option is "will have left," which indicates an action that will have been completed before the arrival.

10. "When you reach the airport, the plane (arrive)."
Correct answer: d. will have arrived

Explanation: The phrase "When you reach the airport" is connected to a future event. The correct option is "will have arrived," which indicates an action that will have been completed before the arrival.

Please note that these explanations provide a basic understanding of the correct answers. In a classroom setting, it is important for the teacher to give further examples and reinforce the concepts through additional practice.