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Discover LudwigThe sentence "I am glad when" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are expressing joy about a specific thing or event. For example: "I am glad when I am able to spend time with my friends."
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I am glad when she moves on to an upbeat present.
Profesionalne novinare...i uhvati ih u laganju....o skrivanju u wc...gdje mu je mjesto...kao i novini koja ga drži... On Facebook, Croatian Interior Minister Ranko Ostojić wrote: "I am glad when the police quickly finds liars like these, so-called professional journalists, and catch them lying about hiding in a toilet where they belong, together with the newspapers which employ them".
I am glad when drivers bring me packages and that they are fairly-compensated union members.
As much as I don't appreciate poo-eating, poo-smearing and poo-flinging in particular, I am glad when people are not aware of the horror they are being subjected to.
So I am glad when I feel healthy and don't have to go.
We have worked through 2 or 3 issues, the waiting area is jam-packed and, actually, I really don't have [time] anymore, or I am glad when the patient is leaving and the next one comes in Although I know that I might do him injustice or there is still something, I am really not prepared to do so any longer".
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"I was glad when that hit me".
I'm glad when it's gone.
I was glad when it was over, and let down.
"I was glad when he died," Jamie Tyrone blurts out.
As for me, I'm glad when I have a choice.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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