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sorry + to + verb Is this sentence correct?
we are sorry to hear you are not well yet.
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Teacher Re: sorry + to + verb If it had a capital letter at the beginning, it would be a grammatical sentence. However, it's not very natural, it would be more natural to say "We are sorry to hear that you are still unwell/sick/ill".
Originally Posted by English4everyone 
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