I wanted to skip the gym, but told myself that if I (go) today, I (feel) better after. And I did — the workout was surprisingly good. If I (stay) at home, I (regret) it all evening.

I walked into the office and discovered there was a meeting I had forgotten about, so if I (check) my calendar last night, I (prepare) properly. I tried to improvise, but it wasn’t perfect. If my manager (ask) me something difficult, I (be)

If people (not spend) so much time on their phones, they ________ each other more.

If I (listen) to your advice, I ________ the project on time.

If we (leave) ten minutes earlier, we ________ that breathtaking sunrise. 1/3

If our manager (arrive) early, we ________ the meeting outside on the terrace.

This morning I almost missed my train, because if I (leave) home five minutes later, I (miss) it completely. I ran so fast I didn’t even feel the cold. If I (go) to bed earlier last night, I (wake up) without stress.

My colleague noticed I was struggling with a task, and if he (not help) me, I (finish) much later. We solved everything much faster together. If I (know) he was free earlier, I (ask) for help sooner.

During the interview, they asked a question I wasn’t ready for, and if I (research) the company more deeply, I (answer) confidently. At least the rest went well. If they (call) me this week, I (know) I did okay.

If you could delete one useless thought from your brain forever, which one would it be?

“If today goes absolutely perfectly, what will happen by the evening?”

“If you could add one unrealistic rule, what would it be?”

If people (not fear) change so much, they ________ make braver decisions.