单选题I don’t regret _____ her what I thought about her proposal, even if it upset her.AtellBto tellCtoldDtelling
单选题
I don’t regret _____ her what I thought about her proposal, even if it upset her.
A
tell
B
to tell
C
told
D
telling
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解析：
本题考查动词用法。句意：即使她会很难过，我也不后悔告诉她我对她提议的看法。regret to do sth.表示“遗憾去做某事”，regret doing sth.表示“后悔做过某事”。根据题意，此处表达“后悔告诉过”，故选D项。
本题考查动词用法。句意：即使她会很难过，我也不后悔告诉她我对她提议的看法。regret to do sth.表示“遗憾去做某事”，regret doing sth.表示“后悔做过某事”。根据题意，此处表达“后悔告诉过”，故选D项。
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