Question

we are sorry-------your misfortune

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

We are sorry to hear of your misfortune.

Explanation:

• To feel sorry about hearing something usually expresses pity, sympathy, remorse or grief. In a conversational tone, this refers to expressing sympathy for the misfortune but without inviting it's your fault.

• While the action is occurring right now, when stating or inquiring about something in general, or when it occurs routinely or unceasingly, the simple present tense is used.

• The following is the structure: Verb 1 + subject + object

• If the provided noun/pronoun (3rd person) is singular, the verb will take 's/es'.
• He plays badminton every day, for example.

The following are some verbs that are exclusively used in the simple present tense:

• Perception verbs (see, hear, smell, etc. ), think, know, has/have, possess, like, want, desire, hate, seem, imagine, and so on

My brother, for example, owns a car. (incorrect)

My brother is the proud owner of a vehicle. (correct)

• We have a verb that expresses perception; the verb 'hear' will take the place of 'be hearing.'

Hence we can write it as

We are sorry to hear of your misfortune.

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