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Irlandes Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
wish and regret
Hello I have doubts when I have to use these verbs to speak about the past.
Do you say `` I wish I had learnt how to play baseball when I was a child?
I regret I had met you? I regret I had not visited Miami? I regret I had never been to New York
Thank you
Do you say `` I wish I had learnt how to play baseball when I was a child?
I regret I had met you? I regret I had not visited Miami? I regret I had never been to New York
Thank you
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irlandes I wish I had learnt how to play baseball when I was a child. Correct. irlandes I regret I regret having met you.
- irlandes I wish I had learnt how to play baseball when I was a child.
- Correct.
- irlandes I regret I regret having met you.
- I regret not having visited Miami.
- I regret never having been to New York.
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irlandesI wish I had learnt how to play baseball when I was a child.Correct.
irlandesI regretI regret having met you.
I regret not having visited Miami.
I regret never having been to New York.
The grammar of "regret" is very different from the grammar of "wish".
CJ
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