Paraphrase the following sentences so as to use the Subjunctive Mood after the verb to wish. 1. He was sorry he couldn't join us. 2. It's a pity you were absent yesterday. 3. I'd like him to be more polite. 4. They are sorry they didn't invite her. 5. He was disappointed that he would not be able to see the film. 6. I regret now not having told her all the truth then. 7. What a pity you can't swim. 8. I'm awfully sorry I kept you waiting so long. 9. It's a pity I couldn't go to the theatre with you. 10. I'm very sorry that I have disturbed you. 11. It's a pity you are leaving so soon. 12. I'd like to see the film again. 13. It was a pity we could not see the stage well. 14. They were sorry they hadn't taken a taxi and had missed their train.

choose the correct word. Saralu 11, Gordon. I just (1) got / took to the shopping centre.

Where are you?

Gordon I'm at the café (2) right/opposite Darrell'S Books

Do you know where that is

Sarah: Not really, but there's a map at the above main entrance of the shopping centre. Have you been here longt Gordon: Oh, about 30 minutes. 1 (4) made I got my mum to drive me

here early. I wanted to be sure I made it to the film (5) past on time Sarah: You're here very carly. The film doesn't start for another hour Gordon: Walt, I thought it started at 6.30 Sarah: No, that's the (6) right/wrong time. It starts at 7

Gordon: That's strange. I'm looking at the paper, and it says (7) right / opposite here that The Escape starts at 6 30. Sarah: Oh, I thought we were going to see The Postcard. Gordon: That's not showing at this cinema. If you look at the sign (8) above/right the cinema, it says there's only one film, The Escape

Sarah: Oh, I must have made a mistake Oh, well, I guess that's the film we're seeing