RoseSpring
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Is this sentence correct?
I am so glad for your return.
I am so glad for your return.
Glad for!
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This doesn't sound natural to me. We are normally "glad for someone", meaning that something nice has happened to the other person and that makes us happy.
You got a place at Oxford University?! I'm really glad for you.
He finally bought his first car. I'm very glad for him.
With your sentence, I would say "I'm so glad you have returned".
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