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English, 19.01.2020 12:31, mahadsaeed101

Read this sentence:

it's such a pity you can't go to the dance with your friends.

which definition of pity matches its use in the sentence above?

sympathetic sorrow for one suffering or distressed
a capacity to feel for another
something to be regretted
feelings of disgrace or shame

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