Collocation
I'm glad to hear that.
An expression used to show happiness, satisfaction, or relief upon receiving certain news or information.
Definition
'I'm glad to hear that.' is a common English collocation. An expression used to show happiness, satisfaction, or relief upon receiving certain news or information.
[Subject] + be + glad + to + hear + that
“I'm glad to hear that you got the job!”
Examples
- I'm glad to hear that your recovery is going well after the surgery.
- She said she was glad to hear that we made it home safely despite the storm.
- We were all glad to hear that the company project was finally approved.
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- I just called to say I'm glad to hear that you're feeling much better today.
- Are you glad to hear that they found your lost dog safe and sound?
- The teacher was glad to hear that all her students passed the difficult exam.
- After weeks of waiting, he was genuinely glad to hear that his visa was finally approved.
- Many residents will be glad to hear that the new community park will open next month.
- It's always good news, and I'm glad to hear that everything worked out perfectly for you.
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