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The phrase 'feel grateful that' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when expressing thankfulness for a situation or event. For example, "I feel grateful that my family was able to come together despite the pandemic."
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You are not burdening your friend by sharing your feelings.[12] Your friend is more likely to feel grateful that you trusted her with this information and eager to help your recovery than she is to feel the "burden" you envision.
In any case, the administration should feel grateful that so many people have dropped out.
Perhaps we should feel grateful that foreign policy has lost its political prominence.
They made us all feel grateful that, unlike so many great wines, these were affordable as well.
"I feel grateful that I've got a second chance at life, to be able to afford to live the way I do, coming from where I come from".
And I'll feel grateful that I was here — and envious, because it seems very likely that I'll never feel that blossoming of wild fandom in myself ever again.
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And yet, enticed by mystery, I felt grateful that some things remained unknown.
Sitting there, I felt grateful that so many people stay away from the movies these days.
She said she feels grateful that she and her children have found ways to get by.
It was almost as if I felt grateful that people found me attractive, which is ridiculous.
She feels grateful that she works in the business and can get her daughter her senior prom gown through work.
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