Unfortunately/sadly for her

Hello.

Does the underlined part sould naural?
''She didn't find a job there. She had to move. It was sad for her.''

Yes, but consider joining the first two two sentences with a suitable coordinating conjunction. Post below.

Yes, and you can put a comma before "so",

I forgot to ask. Are ''sadly for her'' and ''unfortunately for her'' also possible?

Write out full sentences to show us what you mean please.

sondra said:

I forgot to ask. Are ''sadly for her'' and ''unfortunately for her'' also possible?

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Perhaps:

Unfortunately for her, she had to move.

You could use "Sadly for her" also if you wish. (Not both at the same time, of course.)

(Cross posted.)

teechar said:

Write out full sentences to show us what you mean please.

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For example, ''Sadly for her, she had to move.'' ''Unfortunately for her, she had to move.''

sondra said:

Hello.

Does the underlined part sould natural?
''She didn't find a job there. She had to move. It was sad for her.''

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Perhaps:

Unfortunately, she couldn't find a job there and had to move.

sondra said:

For example, ''Sadly for her, she had to move.'' ''Unfortunately for her, she had to move.''

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Those are fine.