Thank you for inviting me.

Thank you for your English: Thank you.

phrase

What am I grateful for? I will cherish you.

Grateful to scold you? Appreciate scolding you

Nice to meet you? Thank you for your meeting.

Appreciate who you are. Learn to appreciate yourself

example sentence

1, thank you. I really appreciate you. ?

Thank you. I really appreciate it.

2. valuable. Give people what they need and give up value, and they will thank you for it. ?

Be valuable. Give others what they want and give away the value, and they will thank you for it.

Extended data

Approved usage

Appreciation is basically to "speak highly of something", which can mean that you have a deep understanding of something, can appreciate or appreciate its value, especially its aesthetic value, and sometimes it can mean that you like it very much and are very grateful. Extension can also refer to "value-added"

Appreciate is a transitive verb when interpreted as "gratitude", "value" and "experience". It can take a noun, a gerund (but not an infinitive) as an object, and it can also take that clause. Can be used for passive structures. Appreciate is an intransitive verb when it is interpreted as "appreciation" and a transitive verb when it is interpreted as "appreciation".

Appreciate can be followed by clauses. Americans are used to adding directly after praise, while British people are used to adding facts before praise.

Sometimes, it is best not to omit the object it after praise.

In official documents, it is often used to express that it is recognized … and it will be recognized … but some people think it can be omitted.