I want to pass the FCE exam this year. HOPE, I hope to pass the FCE exam this year. → expresses your goal or plan., I’m sorry I don’t have a car. WISH, I wish I had a car., It’s raining again. I can’t believe it! IF ONLY, If only it would stop raining!, I’d like you to stop complaining all the time. WISH, I wish you would stop complaining all the time., I really wanted to travel to Italy last summer, but I didn’t. IF ONLY, If only I had gone to Italy last summer., I’m worried because Sam might lose his job. HOPE, I hope he doesn’t lose his job., She regrets saying that to her mother. WISHES, She wishes she hadn’t said that to her mother., I’d like my parents to let me stay out later at night. IF ONLY, If only my parents would let me stay out later., We would like everything to go well tomorrow. HOPE, We hope everything goes well tomorrow., Tom is so lazy! I’d prefer he studied more. WISH, I wish he studied more. (= He doesn’t. It’s a pity.) / I wish he would study more. (= He’s lazy — I want him to change that.), I really want to find a new job soon. HOPE, I hope to find a new job soon. → I want this to happen; it’s my plan or intention., I didn’t go to the party, and now I regret it. WISH, I wish I had gone to the party., I’d like the neighbours to be quieter at night. IF ONLY, If only the neighbours were quieter at night. (Also possible: “If only the neighbours would be quieter at night.” → slightly more of a complaint.), I’m nervous about the test tomorrow. HOPE, I hope I do well in the test tomorrow. = expressing my wish or uncertainty about the result., My sister never calls me. It’s annoying! WISH, I wish my sister would call me more often..

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