English conjugation practice
Regret
Regret conjugations in all tenses
Present Simple
I regret that careless decision.
You regret leaving your umbrella at home.
He regrets his angry words.
We regret the mistake in our report.
They regret selling their old house.
Present Continuous
I am regretting this choice more each day.
You are regretting your decision already.
He is regretting the promise he made.
We are regretting the way we handled the problem.
They are regretting their rushed purchase.
Present Perfect
I have regretted that action for years.
You have regretted the decision since Monday.
He has regretted every harsh comment.
We have regretted that choice many times.
They have regretted their careless words.
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been regretting my answer all morning.
You have been regretting that purchase since yesterday.
He has been regretting his decision for weeks.
We have been regretting our choice since the trip ended.
They have been regretting their refusal to listen.
Past Simple
I regretted my words immediately.
You regretted the choice after the meeting.
He regretted missing the last train.
We regretted the costly mistake.
They regretted selling the tickets.
Past Continuous
I was regretting my answer when she called.
You were regretting the decision during the journey.
He was regretting his comment as the room grew quiet.
We were regretting the shortcut when the road ended.
They were regretting their decision by sunset.
Past Perfect
I had regretted the choice before the results arrived.
You had regretted your words by lunchtime.
He had regretted the sale before prices rose.
We had regretted our refusal before the offer expired.
They had regretted the decision long before the results.
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been regretting my choice for months before I changed it.
You had been regretting the argument before you apologized.
He had been regretting his decision since the previous winter.
We had been regretting our mistake until the teacher explained it.
They had been regretting their choice before the meeting began.
Future Simple (will)
I will regret this if I do not speak up.
You will regret ignoring that warning.
He will regret the choice when he learns the truth.
We will regret this decision if the plan fails.
They will regret treating the offer so lightly.
Future Prospective (be going to)
I am going to regret this late-night snack.
You are going to regret that hasty reply.
He is going to regret selling his bicycle.
We are going to regret taking the longer route.
They are going to regret refusing the invitation.
Future Continuous
I will be regretting this decision tomorrow.
You will be regretting those words by evening.
He will be regretting the lost opportunity next week.
We will be regretting our shortcut during the long walk.
They will be regretting the purchase when winter arrives.
Future Perfect
By Friday, I will have regretted this choice for a week.
By then, you will have regretted the decision.
He will have regretted his words before the apology.
By next year, we will have regretted that expensive mistake.
They will have regretted their refusal by the end of the day.
Future Perfect Continuous
By June, I will have been regretting my choice for six months.
By then, you will have been regretting the decision for days.
He will have been regretting his comment for a month by Friday.
By the reunion, we will have been regretting our argument for a long time.
They will have been regretting the sale for months by then.
Present Simple Negative
I do not regret telling the truth.
You do not regret helping your neighbor.
He does not regret taking that opportunity.
We do not regret choosing the smaller room.
They do not regret their honest answer.
Present Simple Question
Do I do I regret this choice?
Do you do you regret leaving early?
Does he does he regret his decision?
Do we do we regret that choice today?
Do they do they regret selling the house?
Past Simple Negative
I did not regret my decision.
You did not regret the honest reply.
He did not regret leaving the job.
We did not regret taking the train.
They did not regret their final decision.
Past Simple Question
Did I did I regret that decision?
Did you did you regret the trip?
Did he did he regret his words?
Did we did we regret choosing that route?
Did they did they regret their answer?