Originally Posted by umeshsant
I'm sorry that you are unlucky - sounds awkward.
"How unlucky of you!" - sounds OK
or
Sorry you had no luck.
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- 29-Jun-2005, 06:05 #1
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luck dear teachers,
could you please tell me if the sentence below is correcrt or not,
"How unlucky of you!"
when I mean to say, "I'm sorry that you are unlucky" ?
Thanking you in advance
- 29-Jun-2005, 06:16 #2
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Re: luck
- 29-Jun-2005, 06:38 #3
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Re: luck Thank for your reply, Originally Posted by Marylin I'm sorry that you are unlucky - sounds awkward.
"How unlucky of you!" - sounds OK
or
Sorry you had no luck.
Could you tell me if it is "How unlucky of you!" or "How unlucky for you!" used in the same context.
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