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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
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I am delighted

I am delighted as you are telling me a good news.

I am delighted by the good news.(Here i am not meniton anyone).


Are these sentences correct? Can "as" and "by" use in the context?

  

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kumenglish I am delighted as you are telling me a good news. Unnatural. (Here I am not mentioning anyone).

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  • kumenglish I am delighted as you are telling me a good news.
  • Unnatural.
  • (Here I am not mentioning anyone).
  • That is good, natural English.
  • You mention the person in context: Thank you for telling me that!
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kumenglishI am delighted as you are telling me a good news.

Unnatural.

kumenglishI am delighted by the good news.(Here I am not mentioning anyone).

That is good, natural English. You mention the person in context:

Thank you for telling
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