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If you would be able to ask to yourself a question in ten years from now, what would you ask?

At first, I was thinkg about asking: are you happy? but the question probably would be like "yes, sometimes I am, but I feel other emotions too." So I realised that maybe that's not the best question to ask. Instead, I would like to learn and grow from my mistakes.
I would like to focus not in how I feel but how I react.
That's the reason why I would ask: "what have you learnt in these ten years?"

So, what question would you ask to yourself in ten years from now?

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So I realised that maybe that's not the best question to ask.

Instead, I would like to learn and grow from my mistakes.

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So, what question would you ask to yourself in ten years from now?

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So I realised that maybe that's not the best question to ask.

Instead, I would like to learn and grow from my mistakes.

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So I realised that maybe that's not the best question to ask.

Instead, I would like to learn and grow from my mistakes.

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So I realised that maybe that's not the best question to ask.

Instead, I would like to learn and grow from my mistakes.

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If you would be able to ask to yourself a question in ten years from now, what would you ask?


If you would be able to ask to yourself a question in(the you ten years from now)/(yourself ten years from now) a question, what would you ask? If you would be able to ask to (the you ten years from now)/(yourself ten years from now) a question, what would you ask?

If you would bere able to ask to yourself a question in ten years from now, what would you ask? If you were able to ask yourself a question ten years from now, what would you ask?

This is subjunctive tense.

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At first, I was thinkg about asking: are you happy?


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but the question probably would be like "yes, sometimes I am, but I feel other emotions too."


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bBut the questionanswer probably would be something like "yes, sometimes I am, but sometimes I feel other not-so-happy emotions, too." But the answer probably would be something like "yes, sometimes I am, but sometimes I feel other not-so-happy emotions, too."

‘ Not-so…’ is a common colloquial phrase “She was not-so early.” (AKA she was late) It is like a euphemism I believe, yes! I can give you more examples if you need!

but the questionThe answer, however, probably would be like, "yYes, sometimes I am, but I feel other emotions, too." The answer, however, probably would be like, "Yes, sometimes I am, but I feel other emotions, too."

but the questionanswer probably would be like "yes, sometimes I am, but I feel other emotions too." but the answer probably would be like "yes, sometimes I am, but I feel other emotions too."

here naturally i might say "yes, sometimes I am, but not always." meaning you feel other emotions too.

So I realised that maybe that's not the best question to ask.


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Instead, I would like to learn and grow from my mistakes.


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Instead, by that phase/time of my life, I would like to be actively learning and growing from my mistakes. Instead, by that phase/time of my life, I would like to be actively learning and growing from my mistakes.

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I would like to focus not in how I feel but how I react.


I would like to focus not ion how I feel but how I react. I would like to focus not on how I feel but how I react.

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That's the reason why I would ask: "what have you learnt in these ten years?


That's the reason why I would ask: "wWhat have you learnt/learned in these ten years? That's the reason why I would ask: "What have you learnt/learned in these ten years?

Depending on what type of English you are studying, the past tense of "learn" is different. I am from the US, so "learned" is used, but it seems that people from the UK use "learnt."

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"learned" is more common in the US.

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learnt is correct i think but it's weird to use IMO

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So, what question would you ask to yourself in ten years from now?


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