How Do You Use Regret
To Feel Sorry About a Situation, Especially Something That You Wish You Had Not Done: If You Don’t Tell Her the Truth You’ll Regret It Later. [ + Doing Sth ] I...
to feel sorry about a situation, especially something that you wish you had not done: If you don’t tell her the truth you’ll regret it later. [ + doing sth ] I really regret leaving school so young. [ + (that) ] He began to regret that he hadn’t paid more attention in class.
How do you use regret in a sentence?
- His quiet regret made her uneasy. …
- He looked at her, a penetrating stare that made her again regret drawing his attention. …
- Was that regret she saw in his eyes? …
- We’ve all done things we regret later. …
- Regret sat in his stomach. …
- You won’t regret it. …
- You want me to say I regret what I did to you.
How do you express regret?
- I regret…
- I wish (that)…
- I should / shouldn’t have…
- drab – adj. not bright or colorful.
- disappointed – adj. feeling sad, unhappy, or displeased because something was not as good as expected.
- phrase – n. …
- clause – n. …
- verb tense – n.