word usage - What is the expression for saying grateful? - English ...
2014年12月25日 · I agree with Jasper; the main way to express a thankful spirit is with a simple "Thank you." That said, the choice of prepositions can create some distinctions about gratefulness (or thankfulness). I am grateful for you. means: I am thankful that I have you in my life (someone might say this about their spouse, for example). I am grateful to ...
to infinitive - grateful to someone for something? - English …
2016年11月27日 · Yes, you can. I'm so grateful (to you) for all your help on the project. BTW, I'll go for "I really appreciate all the help you gave me on the project"; the use of the appreciate is far more common and idiomatic.
"I will be thankful TO you" vs. "I will be thankful FOR you"
2016年12月7日 · I will be grateful/thankful to you. This means you will be thanking the person for favors shown. This is probably what you want to express. I will be grateful/thankful for you. This means you will direct your reverence and gratitude toward some third party or agent that brought into this world the person who is doing you the favor.
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2022年2月26日 · I'm so grateful (to you) for all that you've done. We could consider the suggestions shown in brackets: I want to stress how grateful I am [to you] for giving me this opportunity to interview for this position. I want to stress how grateful I am for [being given] this opportunity to interview for this position. The phrase First of all is optional.
prepositions - "grateful to God" or "grateful for God" - English ...
2022年2月26日 · grateful 𝘁𝗼- showing or expressing thanks to someone, showing an appreciation to someone. grateful 𝗳𝗼𝗿- showing or expressing thanks for something, showing an appreciation for something. I am grateful 𝘁𝗼 God. I am grateful 𝗳𝗼𝗿 your kindness. I am grateful 𝘁𝗼 you 𝗳𝗼𝗿 all your help.
"You've been so good to me" vs "You'd been so good to me"
2018年1月5日 · If it were "You were", it would be a known (or important or specific) time in the past whereas "You have been" is an undisclosed time in the past up until the present. For example: "You have been so good to me these past three months. I am so grateful for it." "You were so good to me three months ago when we went to Seattle."
politeness - The difference between "I am" and "My name is" in a …
2015年1月12日 · Informally I think you could go with either my name is or I am. BTW, I would not use "Hi" in a formal situation. Hello or I am pleased to meet you would be better. In fact, if you start with I am pleased to meet you, then my name is follows naturally: I am (I'm) pleased to meet you. My name is FirstName LastName, but you can call me Kitty...
Can I tell someone I am 'Glad you have it resolved'?
The second sentence "Glad you have resolved it" indicates that "you have resolved it yourself". The third sentence "Glad you got it resolved" shows like the first one that "Glad you had it done by somebody (somebody resolved it for you)". So, it's up to …
I am glad to be selected vs. I am glad to have been selected
2018年6月5日 · I'm happy you selected me today for this job. [the selecting was done at some point earlier in the day]. I'm happy to have been selected [by all of you] for this job [earlier today or in the past when the specific time of selection is not given or relevant]. It is equivalent in meaning to: I'm happy you have selected me for the job**.
How to express "I would be glad if someone answer my question ...
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