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January 30, 2025

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Expressing Regrets in English: Tips, Expressions, and Practice - B2

Expressing Regrets in English: Tips, Expressions, and Practice We all have moments when we look back and think about what we should have done differently . In English, we can express regrets using specific structures and expressions. Let’s explore how to do this! 1. Common Structures to Express Regrets When expressing regret, we often use: I wish + past perfect If only + past perfect These structures talk about regrets regarding past situations . Examples: I wish I had studied more for the exam. ( I didn’t study, and now I regret it. ) If only I had called her earlier. ( I regret not calling her. ) Tip: Use these expressions to talk about something you can’t change now because it already happened. 2. Useful Expressions for Regret Here are some expressions you can use to sound more natural: Expression Meaning I wish I had known … I regret not knowing somethin...

The Mysterious Forest - Chapter 1

Once upon a time, in a small village surrounded by mountains, there was a young girl named Emma. One sunny morning, she decided to explore the forest behind her house. She had always been curious about those tall, whispering trees she could see from her window. As she entered the forest, Emma saw a beautiful butterfly. "Look at this", she said to herself, "I've never seen such vibrant colors before!" She followed the butterfly deeper into the woods. After a while, Emma stumbled upon an old, abandoned cottage. "What is that?" she wondered aloud. The cottage looked like it had been there for centuries, with ivy creeping up the walls and moss covering the roof. She felt an odd sensation, like this place held many secrets. Curious, Emma pushed open the creaky door. Inside, she found a dusty old book on a wooden table. "I wonder who lived in this cottage", she thought as she carefully picked up the book. The book was filled with stories an...

Biology Unit 4 - Topic 19 - Pollination

Pollination is required for fertilization and the production of seeds. How do you think pollination takes place? How do pollen grains reach the sitgma? What carries pollen to the stigma? Plants and Animals, Partners in Pollination Most plats are pollinated by insects, birts, or even the wind. Are these on your list? The majority of plants are insect pollinated. They are attracted to plants by pretty colors and sweet scents. The most commonly known pollinator is the bee. Their principal activity is to produce and store honey to feed their larvae. To be able to produce it, they collect nectar from the flowers. When a bee lands on the flower, the pollen clings to the fine hairs on its body. As it moves from flower to flower, bits of the pollen are rubbed off adn more is collected. Pollination and Fertilization Pollination is the transfer of pollen from one plant to another, while fertilization is the fusion of male an...

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