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The context in which this appears would have to fit, for example: Jim: As I've gotten older I've become more and more unhappy and lonely without a wife. Brian is in the same boat that I'm in: no wife and lonely. Bob: Glad I found mine.
- The context in which this appears would have to fit, for example: Jim: As I've gotten older I've become more and more unhappy and lonely without a wife.
- Brian is in the same boat that I'm in: no wife and lonely.
- Bob: Glad I found mine.
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The context in which this appears would have to fit, for example:
Jim: As I've gotten older I've become more and more unhappy and lonely without a wife. Brian is in the same boat that I'm in: no wife and lonely.
Bob: Glad I found mine.
Jim: As I've gotten older I've become more and more unhappy and lonely without a wife. Brian is in the same boat that I'm in: no wife and lonely.
Bob: Glad I found mine.
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Tinkerbelle Is it correct to say "glad i found mine?"Yes, in casual speech. In writing you would need the full sentence. I am glad (that) I found mine.
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