I regret or I'm regret ??
Please give me some examples for both them.
Thank you (:
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Regret is a verb, so we use "I regret".
If you want to use "I'm..." then you need to change the form of "regret".
"I'm regretful." (adjective)
"I'm regretting [something]..." (present continuous)
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