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Example Dialogues: Person 1: I've Been Rather Sick Lately. Person 2: I Hope You Feel Better Soon

The document provides common phrases to express sympathy when speaking to someone who is sick, experiencing problems, or has had a death in the family. It also gives examples of sympathy phrases that can be used in writing, such as condolences notes. The phrases focus on expressing care, sadness about their situation, and hope that their condition or feelings will improve.

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Example Dialogues: Person 1: I've Been Rather Sick Lately. Person 2: I Hope You Feel Better Soon

The document provides common phrases to express sympathy when speaking to someone who is sick, experiencing problems, or has had a death in the family. It also gives examples of sympathy phrases that can be used in writing, such as condolences notes. The phrases focus on expressing care, sadness about their situation, and hope that their condition or feelings will improve.

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Here are some common phrases to help you express sympathy.

1. I'm sorry to hear about ...


2. Please accept my condolences. (Used when someone close to another has
died)
3. That's so sad.
4. I hope things get better soon.
5. I hope you feel better soon
Example Dialogues

Person 1: I've been rather sick lately.


Person 2: I hope you feel better soon.

Person 1: Tim has been having a lot of troubles lately. I think he might be getting a
divorce.
Person 2: I'm sorry to hear about Tim's problems. I hope things get better for him
soon.

It's also common to express sympathy in writing.

Here are some common phrases you can use when writing a sympathy note to
someone. Notice that is common to use the plural 'we' and 'our' when expressing
written sympathy as a way to express that a family

1. My heartfelt condolences on your loss.


2. Our thoughts are with you.
3. She/he was a lot of things to many people and will be missed tremendously.
4. Thinking of you in your time of loss.
5. We are very saddened to hear of your loss. With deepest sympathies.
6. You have my sincere sympathy.
7. You have our deepest sympathy.

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