Question

Find the correct sentence with the similar meaning: The weather is dreadful, and I wish it wasn't. A) If only the weather wasn't so dreadful. B) If only the weather hadn't been so dreadful. C) I wish the weather hadn't been so dreadful. D) I wish the weather isn't so dreadful.

Answer 1

The weather is dreadful, and I wish it wasn't.
A) If only the weather wasn't so dreadful.

Answer 2

The correct sentence with a similar meaning to "The weather is dreadful, and I wish it wasn't" is:

A) If only the weather wasn't so dreadful.

This sentence expresses a desire for the weather to be different, indicating that the speaker is unhappy with the current weather conditions. The phrase "If only" implies a strong wish or longing for a different situation. By using the past tense "wasn't," it suggests a hypothetical scenario where the weather is not dreadful.