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Fire1 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Glad/happy to do
I'm glad/happy to help you today!
What does this sentence mean?
1. I'm glad/happy that I helped you today!
2. I'm glad/happy that I will help you today!
3. 1 or 2 according to context.
Top answer
The tenses are different. For the first sentence, I did something to assist you earlier in the day, and I am pleased that I did that. In the second sentence, I have plans to help you later in the day, and I am pleased to do it.
- The tenses are different.
- For the first sentence, I did something to assist you earlier in the day, and I am pleased that I did that.
- In the second sentence, I have plans to help you later in the day, and I am pleased to do it.
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The tenses are different. For the first sentence, I did something to assist you earlier in the day, and I am pleased that I did that. In the second sentence, I have plans to help you later in the day, and I am pleased to do it.
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