Conditionals with past tenses

Maggie wishes she had more time to travel. If she ___ (have) more vacation days, she ___ (visit) more countries. Unfortunately, she doesn't have enough vacation days, so she can only take short trips.

Brian regrets not studying harder for his college exams. If he ___ (study) more, he ___ (graduate) with honors. However, he didn't put in enough effort, and he graduated with an average GPA.

Frank wishes he had taken his boss's advice about investing in the stock market. If he ___ (follow) his boss's advice, he ___ (make) a lot of money. However, he didn't invest in the stock market, and now he regrets it. If he starts investing now, he might still make some profits.

John wants to work for a big corporation, but he knows it's difficult to get hired. If he ___ (have) a master's degree, he ___ (have) a better chance of getting a job at a top company. However, he doesn't have a master's degree, so he's considering going back to school to improve his chances.

Lisa regrets not applying for an internship while she was in college. If she ___ (apply), she ___ (gain) valuable work experience in her field. However, she didn't apply for the internship, and now she feels like she's behind her peers in terms of career growth.

Sarah wishes she had negotiated a higher salary when she got her job offer. If she ___ (negotiate) better, she ___ (make) more money now. However, she didn't negotiate well, and now she's stuck with a lower salary. If she negotiates a raise now, she might still be able to improve her salary.

Tom wishes he had taken his mentor's advice about networking. If he ___ (reach out) to more professionals in his industry, he ___ (have) more connections now. However, he didn't network enough, and now he feels like he's not getting enough job opportunities. If he starts networking now, he might still be able to expand his career network.

Samantha wants to work in a different industry, but she doesn't have the required skills. If she ___ (take) courses in the relevant field, she ___ (be) more qualified for the job. However, she didn't take any courses, so she's considering going back to school to learn new skills.