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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"I am happy for you"
"I am happy for you."
Some say that "for you" modifies "happy", but some say "for you" modifies "I am happy" or "am happy".
I think that in the end they all mean the same. What do you native English speakers think? Please help me out again. Thank you so much as usual.
Some say that "for you" modifies "happy", but some say "for you" modifies "I am happy" or "am happy".
I think that in the end they all mean the same. What do you native English speakers think? Please help me out again. Thank you so much as usual.
Top answer
There is no modification in the sentence.
- There is no modification in the sentence.
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