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Discover Ludwig"sorry for a" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express remorse or apology for a specific action or event. Example: "I am sorry for causing you so much trouble last week."
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hi everyone – sorry for a 2nd scare.
You had to feel sorry for a girl like that.
It's hard to feel sorry for a woman this tough.
I can't remember ever feeling so sorry for a sportsperson.
I don't know if I've ever been sorry for a sin because it hurt You.
IT'S a tall order to feel sorry for a lawyer, and an even taller order to feel sorry for a traffic court judge.
I have to look tough, otherwise I feel sorry for a lot of them.
It's not easy to feel sorry for a couple of millionaire politicians.
I remember feeling sorry for a girl called Jane because I thought she was very ugly.
It's really hard to feel sorry for a company that's lived so high on the hog".
Rosten says: "You feel sorry for a nebech; you can dislike a shlemiel".
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