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You being unable to come was a pity.
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It's correct, but sounds a bit unnatural.
"It was a pity you couldn't come."
"It's a pity you couldn't come"
^These are both more natural ways of saying it.
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@Utah_g It's a little unnatural. Maybe try "It's a pity you couldn't come." or "It's a pity you couldn't stop by."
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