Re: Glad for or glad of/ about!

Originally Posted by
Martina Durisova
What is the right preposition with the adjective "glad"?
"I am so glad for your last letter"?
I would use "glad about/for", but I found "glad for" on the internet too.
Thank you!
Martina
You can be glad for someone when you are happy that something nice has happened to them. However, in your context, I would say something like "I was glad to receive your last letter" or "Receiving your last letter made me very glad". In both those case, "happy" sounds a little more natural but there's nothing wrong with "glad".
Please note the amendments I made to your post, marked in red above. Don't put a space after your opening quotation marks. Don't put a space before a comma, full stop, question mark or exclamation mark.
Remember - correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing make posts much easier to read.