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I have a regret vs I have regret

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I have a regret' is used when referring to a specific regret or a single instance of regret. 'I have regret' is used when talking about regret in a more general sense without specifying a particular regret.

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I have a regret

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a specific regret or a single instance of regret.

This phrase is used when you want to talk about a particular regret that you have. It implies that you are focusing on one specific regret.

Examples:

  • I have a regret about not studying harder for my exams.
  • She has a regret about not spending more time with her family.
  • Do you have a regret about not taking that job offer?
  • He has a regret about not traveling more when he was younger.
  • Having a regret about not pursuing your passion is common.
  • And for all those mistakes I have a very deep regret.
  • I have had a lot of regrets in my life, but my feelings have been real.
  • I do have a number of regrets, however, especially regarding the appropriate remuneration to be paid to patent holders.
  • I'm on a regret and I'm finishing it.
  • Anyway, I'm back on a regret.
  • A comment and a regret, however.
  • I regret I have insufficient power.
  • I regret that I have to interrupt you, Mr Landsbergis.
  • Just... please, what happened to Fiona, it is still very much a regret.
  • Today, this session is not going to be about a regret.
  • The second point is a regret, Mr President, Commissioner, that our recommendations on methodology have not been followed.
  • (sighs) THIS IS A CHANCE FOR ME TO ERASE A REGRET.
  • What if I try redoing a regret?
  • Raoh... I have no regrets.
  • Of course I have regrets, Senator.
  • Stop. I have no regrets.
  • Raoh... I have no regrets.
  • I have no idea why Dr. Tom sent me back to this regret.
  • I regret I haven't yet had the courage to ask your forgiveness.
  • I have no regrets about that.

Alternatives:

  • I have one regret
  • I have a single regret
  • I have a specific regret
  • I have a particular regret
  • I regret

I have regret

This phrase is correct and commonly used when talking about regret in a more general sense without specifying a particular regret.

This phrase is used when you want to express that you experience regret in general, without focusing on a specific regret. It implies a more broad feeling of regret.

Examples:

  • I have regret for not being more assertive in the past.
  • She has regret for not following her dreams.
  • Do you have regret for not speaking up when you had the chance?
  • He has regret for not saving more money earlier in life.
  • Having regret about missed opportunities is common.
  • Of course I have regrets, Senator.
  • But it is money that is being spent wisely and well, and although I have regrets about the way the Council have presented their new paper, I very much hope that Parliament this morning will support this report.
  • Raoh... I have no regrets.
  • Stop. I have no regrets.
  • Raoh... I have no regrets.
  • I have no regrets about that.
  • I had surgery, I have never regret it.
  • However, I have no regrets.
  • But the one thing that I have no regrets about...
  • I have much regret and only remorse, Professor.
  • I have my regrets about the way it ended.
  • I have no regrets about what happened with Miss Burgess.
  • You're right. I have enough regret.
  • You know I have no regrets, Roger.
  • I've worked hard, so I have no regrets.
  • I am always happy to be among you and I have some regrets that it will be the last time.
  • I regret I have insufficient power.
  • I have regrets about, you know, how I broke up with you
  • So however this plays out I have no regrets.
  • - I can't say, but I have no regrets.

Alternatives:

  • I feel regret
  • I experience regret
  • I regret
  • I am filled with regret
  • I am full of regret

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