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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Its with great regret

Does this makes sense? How does a native write?

It is with great regret that I'm selling this. I'm selling it because I have to not because I want to
  

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Though I am not a native, I will help you out. I regret to sell this to you. I regret selling this to you.

— Prajwalkr

  • Though I am not a native, I will help you out.
  • I regret to sell this to you.
  • I regret selling this to you.
  • The second sentence: I am being forced to sell it against my wish.
  • Prajwal
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Though I am not a native, I will help you out.
I regret to sell this to you.
I regret selling this to you.

The second sentence:
I am being forced to sell it against my wish.

Prajwal
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Hi,
It is with great regret that I'm selling this. -- Fine.
I'm selling it because I have to, not because I want to. -- Fine as corrected (somewhat informal).

Regards
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