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If only the neighbors would stop listening to music at full volume. (fed up with)

I'm fed up with the neighbors listening to music at full volume.

I wish the trains didn't arrive late all the time. (rather)

I'd rather the trains didn't arrive late all the time

My parents think I should exercise a lot more. (would like)

My parents would like (for) me to exercise a lot more.

I'd prefer it if my neighbours didn't play their music so loudly. (rather)

I'd rather my neighbours didn't play their music so loudly.

I'd prefer if we had trained in small groups. (regret)

I regret (not training / not having trained / that we did not train) in small groups.

I can't ride a motorcycle, but I wish I could. (if only)

If only I could ride a motorcycle.

I've never learnt to ski properly. (should)

I wish I'd learnt to ski properly.

I regret not doing something different. (should)

I should have done something different.

In my school it was compulsory to learn English but I'd sooner have learnt Spanish. (preferred)

I would have preferred to have learnt Spanish (than English at school).

I regret not training harder before the race. ('d like)

I'd like to have trained harder before the race.

I visited Paris on a package tour - I knew it was going to be a bad idea. (rather)

I'd rather not have visited Paris on a package tour.

I'd sooner go to the cinema than the theatre. (prefer)

I prefer to go to the cinema (than the theatre).

I regret that I didn't bring a swim suit. ('d like)

I'd like to have brought a swim suit.

I'd like to take up an apprenticeship rather than go to university. (sooner)

I'd sooner take an apprenticeship than go to university.

It is the middle of the dry season and I really miss the rain. (wish)

I wish it would rain.