1. My car is old. If I enough money, I would buy a new car. (Correct)(Incorrect)
My car is old. If I had enough money, I would buy a new car. (Correct)
2. I wouldn't worry about that if I you. Everything will be fine. (Correct)(Incorrect)
I wouldn't worry about that if I were you. Everything will be fine. (Correct)
3. Why didn't you visit him when you were there? – If I had known his address, I him. (Correct)(Incorrect)
Why didn't you visit him when you were there? – If I had known his address, I would have visited him. (Correct)
4. I'm going to Spain next month. – I wish I with you. (Correct)(Incorrect)
I'm going to Spain next month. – I wish I could go with you. (Correct)
5. It has been raining since early morning. I wish it raining. (Correct)(Incorrect)
It has been raining since early morning. I wish it would stop raining. (Correct)
6. I wish I that. My words offended and upset her. (Correct)(Incorrect)
I wish I hadn't said that. My words offended and upset her. (Correct)
7. It is advisable that the contract signed today. (Correct)(Incorrect)
It is advisable that the contract be signed today. (Correct)
8. I suggest that you at the Rose Hotel. It's clean and quiet. You'll like it. (Correct)(Incorrect)
I suggest that you should stay at the Rose Hotel. It's clean and quiet. You'll like it. (Correct)
9. He waved to her, smiling, and stepped forward to greet her, but she went by him as if he invisible. (Correct)(Incorrect)
He waved to her, smiling, and stepped forward to greet her, but she went by him as if he were invisible. (Correct)
10. We'd like to stay longer, but it's already late. It's time we home. (Correct)(Incorrect)
We'd like to stay longer, but it's already late. It's time we went home. (Correct)