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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
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The subjunctive : If I didn't tell her A, I would regret now
In this situation, how should I express my feeling?
Context : I told her X and I think telling her it is really good thing; I don't regret.
==> If I didn't tell her X, I would regret now. (Does this convey the context?)
Context : I told her X and I think telling her it is really good thing; I don't regret.
==> If I didn't tell her X, I would regret now. (Does this convey the context?)
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moon7296 I told her X You've already told her, so it's If I hadn't told her, I would have regretted it. Suppose you haven't told her yet, but you are imagining how you would feel if you did: If I told her, I wouldn't regret it. CJ
- moon7296 I told her X You've already told her, so it's If I hadn't told her, I would have regretted it.
- Suppose you haven't told her yet, but you are imagining how you would feel if you did: If I told her, I wouldn't regret it.
- CJ
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moon7296I told her XYou've already told her, so it's
If I hadn't told her, I would have regretted it.
Suppose you haven't told her yet, but you are imagining how you would feel if you did:
If I told her, I wouldn't regret it.
CJ
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