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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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To our regret/sorrow
To our regret/sorrow, the singer cancelled tonight's concert due to the bad weather.
Hi,
Do regret and sorrow alike fit in the above and convey a similar idea? Thanks.
Hi,
Do regret and sorrow alike fit in the above and convey a similar idea? Thanks.
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Hi, To our regret/sorrow, the singer has cancelled tonight's concert due to the bad weather. I've added a few grammar changes, above. Do regret and sorrow alike fit in the above and convey a similar idea?
- Hi, To our regret/sorrow, the singer has cancelled tonight's concert due to the bad weather.
- I've added a few grammar changes, above.
- Do regret and sorrow alike fit in the above and convey a similar idea?
- To my mind, the use of the noun forms (regret, sorrow() make the statement too powerful for what is being said.
- It's just a concert.
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Hi,
To our regret/sorrow, the singer has cancelled tonight's concert due tothe bad weather.
I've added a few grammar changes, above.
Do regret and sorrow alike fit in the above and convey a similar idea?
To my mind, the use of the noun forms (regret, sorrow() make the statement too powerful for what is being said.
It's just a concert. Nobody ha
To our regret/sorrow, the singer has cancelled tonight's concert due to
I've added a few grammar changes, above.
Do regret and sorrow alike fit in the above and convey a similar idea?
To my mind, the use of the noun forms (regret, sorrow() make the statement too powerful for what is being said.
It's just a concert. Nobody ha
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