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Laborious Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Please help me with the following sentence

- Not to do Something that you would repent tomorrow. 

What meaning does the above sentence have, please? Is that some sort of advice? 
  

Top answer

It is not a complete sentence. Whether it is advice or not depends on the verb that preceded it: I advised you/warned you/told you not to do s omething you would regret tomorrow.

— Fivejedjon

  • It is not a complete sentence.
  • Whether it is advice or not depends on the verb that preceded it: I advised you/warned you/told you not to do s omething you would regret tomorrow.
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It is not a complete sentence. Whether it is advice or not depends on the verb that preceded it:

I advised you/warned you/told you not to do something you would regret tomorrow.
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5jj's solution is better, but this is also possible:

Don't do something which you would repent tomorrow.

"Thus grief still treads upon the heels of pleasure:
Married in haste, we repent at leisure."
- William Congreve
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Thanks teacher. How about Why to do something today which you will repent tomorrow? And please tell what's wrong with the verb 'repent?

Thanks again!
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Why to do something today which you will repent tomorrow?

If you change the infinitive to a verb, you will have a sentence.
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