【題目】盡管她將大量時間和金錢投入到慈善工作中，但她從不后悔。
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【答案】Though she has devoted much of her time and money to charity work, she never regrets.
【解析】
結合中文句意，應該是though引導的讓步狀語從句，并且用的是現(xiàn)在完成時表示動作從過去一直持續(xù)到現(xiàn)在。表達“投入時間和金錢到……”用devote sth to…；“慈善工作”用charity work；“后悔”用regret。同時注意主句主語為she，那么謂語動詞regret應該用三單形式，故答案為Though she has devoted much of her time and money to charity work, she never regrets。
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