Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Regrets"

A: waffling is talking without meaning. it’s like blabbering, talking with no purpose.

A: It means you expect to do something you regret. You could say it before getting drunk because you will probably do things you regret, but you're doing it anyway.

A: Something you've done and you wish to change it.

He has many regrets.
I regret never coming with you.

A: Arrepentimientos.

A: Regret - remorso, lamentar
To regret that - lamentar que
Regretfully - com pesar, pesarosamente

A: that’s ok, I understand what you said in English. Thank you so much, that’s very informative 😁

A: To have no regrets about making a mistake. To feel no regret about making a mistake. To express/show no regret about making a mistake. To express/show no regret for having made a mistake.

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A: I have no regrets in my life so far. I’d like to thank to my mother, who let me decide everything about my life.

A: Hi Hanna_1990

Your sentence seems completely natural to me, but I should offer you one word of caution. In English the spelling "agape" has two different sounds, and two different meanings.

By far the more common usage, except in knowledgeable Christian circles or amongst scholars of the Greek language, is to make the word two syllables, and to leave the final "e" as silent - it just serves to lengthen the "a" in the second syllable. In schools this is sometimes called the "magic e". This makes the fairly old-fashioned word "agape" meaning wide open.

The other usage is rare, and specialised, to describe a kind of religious love, a love without sexuality and not bound to family. With this meaning, "agape" is pronounced in three syllables, with a shorter "a" in the second syllable and an "ay" sound as the third syllable.

I hope this helps. Nice music, by the way ;)


https://howtospell.co.uk/magic-e
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/agape

https://www.twinkl.co.uk/teaching-wiki/magic-e-words

A: × I would like to express my deep regrets for sent the information to him by my mistake and apologize for my actions.
✓ I would like to express my deepest apologies for the information sent to him by my mistake. And I would like to apologize for my actions.

Good job just minor mistakes

A: The First sentence "Would like to have pp" is like a desire.
Example: Do you want to have pp?

While the second sentence (Could you have pp?) is like an ability to do something

Example: Are you able to have pp?

A: Should put in whose regrets they are.
"I'll throw my regrets away"