Sentence two is incorrect.
I have no sympathy for someone.
I do not sympathise with someone.
The above are standard form of sentences which mean the same thing. The prepositions are different for the verb and the noun.
That sentence does not work. "With" is the wrong preposition.Now, in the first sentence, if I use the preposition 'with' instead of 'for', does the meaning of the sentence change?
'He deserves sympathy with his misfortune'.
That sentence does not work. "With" is the wrong preposition.
'Do you have any sympathy with his point of view'?
Is the above-mentioned sentence correct?
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