Engleski ispit

Hypothesizing
Conditionals
Modals in the Past
Modals of Probability
Nepravilni glagoli

Hypothesizing

Sadasnjost
wish + Past Simple
I wish I had more time.
If only I had more money.
Proslost
wish + Past Perfect
I wish I had studied harder.
If only I had seen the warning sign.
Prituzba
wish + would + inf
I wish you would stop talking.
I wish he wouldn't leave his clothes on the floor.
wish + would NIKAD za sebe!
It's time
It's time + Past Simple
It's time you went to bed.
Would rather
I'd rather + Past Simple
I'd rather you stayed home.
I'd rather you didn't smoke in here.
If only vs Wish
Isto znacenje, if only je dramaticniji.
I wish I were taller = If only I were taller
Na ispitu uvijek pisi WERE (ne was)!

Primjeri iz zadataka

OriginalWish / If only forma
It's a pity you can't drive.I wish you could drive.
I regret not saving more money.If only I had saved more money.
He always leaves his clothes on the floor.I wish he wouldn't leave his clothes on the floor.
It's a shame we didn't see the warning sign.If only we had seen the warning sign.
I'd prefer you didn't smoke in here.I'd rather you didn't smoke in here.
They didn't study, so they failed.If only they had studied.

Conditionals

Zero — opce istine
If + Pres. Simple → Pres. Simple
If you heat ice, it melts.
Nema "will"!
1st — realna buduca situacija
If + Pres. Simple → will + inf
If it doesn't rain, we will go to the beach.
2nd — nerealno, sadasnjost
If + Past Simple → would + inf
If I were you, I wouldn't say that.
Samo Past Simple u if-dijelu.
3rd — nerealno, proslost
If + Past Perfect → would have + PP
If she had studied harder, she would have passed.
Vidis "had + glagol" u if-dijelu = 3rd!
Mixed
If + Past Perfect → would + inf
If I had studied medicine, I would be a doctor now.

2nd vs 3rd — kako raspoznati

Zlatno pravilo
Vidis had + glagol u if-dijelu? → 3rd conditional.
Samo Past Simple? → 2nd conditional.

"had had" nije greska — prvi had je pomocni, drugi je glavni glagol.

Primjeri (Slika 3)

TipPrimjer
2ndIf I knew your number, I would phone you. (sad ne znam)
2ndShe would get mad if you didn't keep your promise.
3rdIf I had had your phone number, I would have called you.
3rdIf the lifeboat hadn't rescued the sailors, they would have drowned.
3rdIf you had asked me to keep it secret, I wouldn't have said a word.

Modals in the Past modal + have + PP

shouldn't have
Bilo je pogresno, ali si to ucinio.
You shouldn't have told her the secret. / You shouldn't have driven so fast.
should have
Trebao si, ali nisi.
You should have studied more. / He should have apologised.
needn't have
Nije trebalo, ali si ucinio.
You needn't have waited — she was already there.
needn't have = need not have (oba idu na ispitu)
must have
Siguran si da je tako (~95%).
She must have studied a lot. / He must have been lying.
can't have
Siguran si da nije (~95%).
She can't have stolen it. / He can't have forgotten — I reminded him 3 times!
could have
Mogao si, ali nisi.
You could have called me — I was worried!
might/may have
Mozda se dogodilo (~30-50%).
He might have missed the bus. / She may have forgotten.
Kljucna razlika
shouldn't have
Pogresno je bilo sto si cekao.
needn't have
Nije bilo potrebno cekati (ali si cekao).
Uvijek: modal + have + Past Participle
needn't have WAITED (ne "to wait")  |  might have MISSED (ne "miss")

Modals of Probability

Sadasnjost

must (~95%)
She must be busy. / He must be exhausted.
can't (~95% NE)
That can't be John — he's in Paris! / He can't be serious.
should (~80%)
They should be home by now.
may (~50%)
She may be at home.
might/could (~30-40%)
It might rain later. / She could be wrong.

Proslost — modal + have + PP

must have
She must have been starving. / He must have studied a lot.
can't have
She can't have stolen it. / They can't have arrived yet.
should have
They left early so they should have arrived home by now.
might/may have
He might have missed the bus. / She may have forgotten.
could have
It could have been worse.

Nepravilni glagoli

InfinitivePast SimplePast Participle
A–B
bewas / werebeen
becomebecamebecome
beginbeganbegun
breakbrokebroken
bringbroughtbrought
buildbuiltbuilt
buyboughtbought
C–D
catchcaughtcaught
choosechosechosen
comecamecome
costcostcost
cutcutcut
dodiddone
drawdrewdrawn
drinkdrankdrunk
drivedrovedriven
E–G
eatateeaten
fallfellfallen
feelfeltfelt
findfoundfound
flyflewflown
forgetforgotforgotten
getgotgot / gotten
givegavegiven
gowentgone
growgrewgrown
H–L
havehadhad
hearheardheard
hidehidhidden
hithithit
holdheldheld
hurthurthurt
keepkeptkept
knowknewknown
learnlearnt / learnedlearnt / learned
leaveleftleft
lendlentlent
letletlet
loselostlost
M–R
makemademade
meanmeantmeant
meetmetmet
paypaidpaid
putputput
readreadread
rideroderidden
ringrangrung
riseroserisen
runranrun
S–Z
saysaidsaid
seesawseen
sellsoldsold
sendsentsent
setsetset
showshowedshown
singsangsung
sitsatsat
sleepsleptslept
speakspokespoken
spendspentspent
standstoodstood
stealstolestolen
swimswamswum
taketooktaken
teachtaughttaught
telltoldtold
thinkthoughtthought
throwthrewthrown
understandunderstoodunderstood
wakewokewoken
wearworeworn
winwonwon
writewrotewritten