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Marold Posted 14 years ago
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Regret
"He bitterly regretted ever having mentioned it." - He regretted in the past something he had mentioned and shouldn't have done so, correct?
"He bitterly regret ever mentioning it." - He regrets it in the present about having mentioned something in the past, right?
Thank you for assuring me or alternatively correcting the paraphrasing (explaining) of these sentences.
"He bitterly regret ever mentioning it." - He regrets it in the present about having mentioned something in the past, right?
Thank you for assuring me or alternatively correcting the paraphrasing (explaining) of these sentences.
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" - He regretted in the past something he had mentioned and shouldn't have done so, correct? " - He regrets it in the present about having mentioned something in the past, right? Yes Clive
- " - He regretted in the past something he had mentioned and shouldn't have done so, correct?
- " - He regrets it in the present about having mentioned something in the past, right?
- Yes Clive
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Hi,
"He bitterly regretted ever having mentioned it." - He regretted in the past something he had mentioned and shouldn't have done so, correct? Yes
"He bitterly regrets <<<< ever mentioning it." -
"He bitterly regretted ever having mentioned it." - He regretted in the past something he had mentioned and shouldn't have done so, correct? Yes
"He bitterly regrets <<<< ever mentioning it." -
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Thank you very much.
As for the crucial mistake I've made, it was caused by copying the first sentence and then removing th
As for the crucial mistake I've made, it was caused by copying the first sentence and then removing th
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