1) When my mother (feel) anxious, she usually (take) deep breaths. [habit / general truth] 2) If my father (have) time tomorrow, he (go) to the gym. [possible future] 3) If my friends (know) how to manage their anger better, they (not shout) at others. [imaginary / now] 4) If my cousin (study) psychology last year, she (understand) this better. [past regret] 5) If someone (tell) a funny joke, my sister usually (laugh). [habit / general truth] 6) If my uncle (be) more patient, he (avoid) arguments at home. [hypothetical present] 7) When my sister (get) home this evening, she (take) a long shower. [likely future] 8) If my child (feel) stressed after school, he (go) for a walk. [likely future] 9) If my son (not lose) her temper yesterday, she (not argue) with her classmates. [past regret] 10) If my parents (be) stressed, they usually (listen) to music. [habit / general truth] 11) If I (have) a better memory, I (remember) people’s names. [imaginary now] 12) If my neighbour (get) a better grade on the exam, she (be) really proud. [possible future] 13) If my husband and I (sleep) more last night, we (feel) better today. [past condition / present result] 14) If my colleague (not laugh) during the session, she (not feel) so relaxed. [past situation] 15) If my aunt (have) the chance to visit Japan, she (try) karaoke. [hypothetical present/future] 16) If my grandfather (watch) that documentary last night, he (know) more about anger. [missed opportunity] 17) When our neighbours (feel) tired, they usually (take) a nap. [habit / routine] 18) If your cousin (not feel) so nervous, she (speak) in public. [hypothetical now] 19) If I (see) my friends later, I (tell) them the news. [possible future] 20) I wish my sister (be) more patient with her children. [unreal present – wish + past simple] 21) My father wishes he (not shout) at my brother yesterday. [regret – wish] 22) Unless your colleague (calm) down, he (not think) clearly. [first conditional] 23) My friend wishes he (not forget) his therapy appointment last week. [regret – wish + past perfect] 24) I wish my parents (have) more time to relax. [present regret – wish + past simple] 25) Unless your neighbours (ask) for help, they (not improve). [negative condition – first conditional] 26) My uncle and aunt wish they (start) therapy earlier. [regret about past – wish + past perfect] 27) Unless your daughter (express) her emotions, she (could feel) worse. [general truth / modal advice] 28) My mother wishes she (talk) to someone when she was feeling low. [past regret – wish + past perfect]

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