What is the meaning of glad I could help?
“I’m glad I could be of help” has the same meaning as “I’m happy to help” or “It’s no problem”. It is a more polite form of “You’re welcome”. When you say “I could be of help”, it means you have the potential, or are able to help the person if they need your help.
Can you say glad to help?
You’re welcome. [Glad to help./ Glad to be of help./ Glad I could help.] You obviously talk about a particular help of yours in the [recent] past when you say, “Glad I could help.” How about “Glad to help.” or “Glad to be of help.”?
Is glad to help formal?
It’s just a pithy way of relating that you were happy to have been of service/help to someone. Invariably, it would be a reply to “Thanks”. Strictly, it’s missing a subject, so would not be used in “formal writing”, whatever that is.
What is the sentence of glad?
I’m glad you saved me the trouble. I am glad you asked. I’m glad you came, but I’m sorry to put you to the trouble. If you’ll just point the way, I’ll be glad to go by myself.
How do you respond to happy to help you?
These are all acceptable: You’re welcome. No problem.
What can I say instead of my pleasure?
synonyms for my pleasure
- forget it.
- it’s nothing.
- no problem.
- no worries.
- not at all.
- you are welcome.
How do you use Im glad?
glad to do something very willing to do something I’d be glad to lend you the money. If you’d like me to help you, I’d be only too glad to. [only before noun] (old-fashioned) bringing joy; full of joy glad news/tidings They greeted each other with glad cries.
How do you say great help?
Synonyms
- helpful. adjective. a helpful person helps you by doing something or by giving you useful advice or information.
- friendly. adjective.
- kind. adjective.
- caring. adjective.
- good-hearted. adjective.
- generous. adjective.
- forthcoming. adjective.
- good. adjective.
What can I say instead of Im glad?
glad
- cheerful.
- contented.
- joyful.
- overjoyed.
- pleased.
- willing.
- cheering.
- gay.
What is the meaning of I would be glad?
If you say that you will be glad to do something, usually for someone else, you mean that you are willing and eager to do it. [feelings] I’ll be glad to show you everything. We should be glad to answer any questions. Synonyms: willing, prepared, happy, pleased More Synonyms of glad.
What does glad to be of help mean?
When you are able to help someone and they thank you, you can say ‘glad to be of help’ to express that you are happy that you were useful. ‘be of help’ basically just means ‘be useful/helpful to you’.
What does “I am glad to do it” mean?
On the other hand, to say that we are glad to do it is not to say that we are happy but that we take satisfaction in knowing that it is the right thing to do. Really, it’s a way to avoid using the word “
Is it correct to say “I would be more than glad”?
Either is technically grammatically correct. However, there are “diplomatic” distinctions between the two words. Consider the following sentences: “I would be more than glad to drive you to the funeral.” “I would be more than happy to drive you to the funeral.” Which of these do you think is the more appropriate?
What is the difference between “either” and “ glad to do it”?
On the other hand, to say that we are glad to do it is not to say that we are happy but that we take satisfaction in knowing that it is the right thing to do. Really, it’s a way to avoid using the word “ Either is technically grammatically correct. However, there are “diplomatic” distinctions between the two words.