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Discover LudwigThe phrase "congratulate me on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to express congratulations or praise for something that the speaker has achieved or accomplished. It is commonly used in formal or celebratory contexts. Example: "Please congratulate me on my promotion to manager." In this sentence, the speaker is asking others to acknowledge and congratulate them for their recent achievement of being promoted to the position of manager.
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I also met Trump at Telluride when he came backstage to congratulate me on my one-woman show.
That's what they all congratulate me on.
He would congratulate me on my clear-sightedness.
"People would recognize me and congratulate me on what I was doing," Anderson said.
Students and teachers in the hallways would congratulate me on victories.
I first met Bob when he came to congratulate me on "getting rid of that Croat".
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Early on, I gave a talk in my Constitutional Theory class, after which one of my friends congratulated me on my very "accessible" presentation.
No one called me a fag, instead congratulating me on my accomplishments.
My colleagues congratulated me on my elegance.
She congratulated me on the movie.
Nobody congratulated me on my performance.
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