Oxford Jeroes 3 Unit 8

Chose the sentence with the same meaning. It has to be 3rd Conditional.

The trainers were expensive, so I didn’t buy them.

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I trained hard and I won the race

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I was last in the race. That’s why I was upset.

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Tim performed brilliantly. He won the gold medal

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We didn’t score a goal, so we lost the match

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Lucy wasn’t fit. She didn’t finish the race.

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He was ill, so he didn’t perform well

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My football boots are very old. I wish / I’d better

I had some new ones.

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I’m not very fit. I’d rather / I'd better go to

the gym.

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I don’t like football. I’d rather / I’d better play

basketball.

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We don’t live near the sports stadium. I wish /

I’d better we lived nearer.

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I always get nervous before a race. I wish / I’d

better relax.

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Tim is a sports teacher. He ____________the

school football team.

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My uncle has been ______since he was

twenty. He could see when he was a child.

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Our teachers ______us to work hard.

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I had a great holiday in Britain. It was a good_____________

to practise my English.

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We were all very ____________when our team

didn’t win.

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Kate was ______with her brother when

he lost her mobile phone.

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I don’t like running. I’d rather / I’d better swim