PIE grammar closest meaning

I didn't listen to the doctor's advice, and I regret it.

• I wish I had listened to the doctor's advice.

• If I hadn't listened to the doctor, I would be ill now.

• Although I had listened to the doctor's advice, I still feel bad.

• I shouldn't have listened to the doctor's advice.

They did something with the stolen treasure, but no one knows what.

• They did something with the mysterious treasure.

• Who did something with the treasure remains a mystery.

• What they did with the treasure remains a mystery.

• Nobody knows why the treasure remains a mystery.

Your driving is the worst I've ever seen!

• You are the best driver in the world.

• Everyone drives better than you do.

• How you drive cannot be compared to anything else.

• Everybody else in the world drives better than you do.

I didn't take my umbrella this morning, and I regret it now.

• I regret not bringing my umbrella this morning.

• I regret bringing my umbrella this morning.

• I wish I had taken my umbrella this morning.

• I wish I hadn't taken my umbrella this morning.

I didn't realize how long the flight was going to be.

• I thought the flight would take longer.

• I was prepared for a long flight.

• I wasn't aware of how long the flight would take.

• I was surprised at how short the flight was.

If I were you, I wouldn't accept that job offer.

• You should definitely accept that job offer.

• I think you should decline that job offer.

• I wish I had accepted that job offer.

• If only I could accept that job offer.

I managed to finish the project just before the deadline.

• I couldn't finish the project before the deadline.

• I succeeded in finishing the project on time.

• I failed to finish the project before the deadline.

• I wished I had finished the project earlier.

I'd rather stay home tonight than go to the party.

• I'd prefer to stay home tonight rather than attend the party.

• I wish I could go to the party tonight.

• I would love to go to the party instead of staying home.

• I don't want to stay home tonight or go to the party.

They had better wear helmets while cycling.

• They must wear helmets while cycling.

• They shouldn't wear helmets while cycling.

• They ought to wear helmets while cycling.

• They refused to wear helmets while cycling.

Where did you go last weekend?

• She asked where I went last weekend.

• She asked where I had been the previous weekend.

• She asked me where I go every weekend.

• She asked if I had gone anywhere last weekend.