Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Gratitude"

A: There’s a common phrase “ A cog in the machine”. It means a small part of the bigger whole or, one of the parts that makes the rest of the “machine” or system work. In this context they are asking themselves if the part(s) in their brain (their cog) ,that usually make it easy for them to experience gratitude, are broken. .. I hope this was helpful

A: it’s a weird sentence because there is no context. It’s not a sentence you would encounter in normal conversation.

A: 😂you can add ‘who was’ between ‘everyone and involved’ 😀

A: To be thankful for something

A: Gratitude is when you thank somebody. If I say thank you, I show gratitude.

A: "She expressed her gratitude to her friends for their help."
"I can't express my gratitude enough." (A very polite and intense way of saying "thank you")
"He showed his gratitude by buying her lots of gifts."
"She had so much gratitude for her teachers."

A: “Thank you so much” and then you can add stuff like, “ I really appreciate it” or “it means a lot”
And if they help a common phrase is “you’re a lifesaver”- like if you need answers for the homework last minute and they give them to you.

A: - I would like to express my gratitude for your support.
- she offered me gratitude for the help I gave her.
- I extend gratitude to my parents for their love and support.
- she felt gratitude was owed to her supporters.
- I would like to express my gratitude for your marriage.

A: To show our gratitude we brought you a gift.

She wanted to show her gratitude


After he did that for her she felt an extreme sense of gratitude.

A: Indebted: owe someone something
أنا مدين لك I am indebted to you
For example: I am indebted to my father; I owe him $5000.

Gratitude: امتنان
Thankfulness
I am grateful for out friendship

Indebted - gratitude

A: I think TO sounds better than FOR. if i replace the word receptive with the word OPEN, it makes sense.
examples:
I am not OPEN TO her criticism (meaning, i will not accept it)
I am not OPEN FOR... does not work.

in general though the sentence is awkward. maybe say instead: You don't seem very grateful

A: "I have gratitude." sounds natural.
"I got gratitude" sounds odd.

A: “Express deepest gratitude to” is technically incorrect, and should always be “express the deepest gratitude to,” but a lot or native speakers won’t even catch this since it’s a slight change and it’s not a very common phrase. There are similar phrases such as “express the utmost gratitude” and “express the utmost thanks” that are also used here!

A: Gratituted is more when you feel thankful or indebted with someone for something that person did for you.

>>Thanks for helping me find this job, you have my gratitude.

Thanks is the way to express or tell the other person that you appreciate what they did for you. Gratitude is the feeling that remains for that person because that person was or is good towards yoy.

A: Gratitude: The quality of being thankful; ready to show appreciation for and to return kindness. Thankfulness: Feeling or expressing gratitude; appreciative. Examples: The crowd expressed their gratitude for the veterans by recognizing them at the baseball game. (Gratitude is a stronger form of thankfulness) The children were thankful for the toy's they got for Christmas.

A: En lugar de poner "want" enseguida de "I'd", lo correcto sería escribir "like", porque esa es la forma natural de señalar la intención de, por ejemplo, agradecer, saludar, etc, y eso va para todos los verbos sin excepción; el resto de la frase está muy bien redactado, solamente tendrías que eliminar ese "with" que está antes de "strength" ya que está demás. Eso era todo ¡Excelente trabajo!

PS: Todos necesitamos de Dios en esta vida, siempre, nada es imposible para Él

A: (I am assuming personal communication, not a formal business letter): I appreciate what you did for me, you really helped me out. Thanks to you, this order was completed in record time, I really appreciate what you did for me. You got me out of a tight spot, I owe you one.

A: I am grateful for.

A: Means "You're welcome." пожалуйста 😺

A: Just say “ I’m very thankful “

A: There needs to be a “to” before change.

A: Thank you for teaching me. I appreciate the time and effort you put into our classes. I enjoyed our lessons together and I learned a lot.

I think any teacher would love to hear this.

A: "I get up early feeling grateful" 아니면 "I get up early with a grateful heart/feeling" 더 자연스러운갓같아요!

A: "I appreciate it" (referring to something that has been done for you) or "I appreciate you" (referring to the person who has done something for you).