I am sorry, I am unable to accompany you begin (I regret my)
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Answer: I regret my not being able to accompany you.
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The sentence starting with given words is as follows
I regret my inability to accompany you.
To convert the sentence the adjective unable will change into noun inability.
The word "regret" is a verb in the sentence. It means to feel sad or disappointed over non-completion of the task.
The statement in the question conveys the message that the person is apologising for not accompanying the person, he promised to.
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