Only If / Wishes are an important aspect of English grammar that helps us express hypothetical situations, usually related to regrets or unreal situations. These expressions often involve the use of “if only” or “only if,” followed by a verb in the past simple or past perfect tense. In this way, we can convey our desire for a different outcome or a change in circumstances. Additionally, these expressions are often used in conditional sentences, in which an action or event depends on another action or event. As a language specialist and teacher, I have designed a series of grammar exercises to help students practice and understand the usage of Only If Wishes in English grammar.
