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I appreciate it. 和 Its appreciated. 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative It is just a different sentence structure Both options say the same thing, though the first option is the more natural choice "Thank you for your help I appreciate it " "I appreciate you driving me to work " "Thank you for your help It's greatly appreciated "
차이점은 무엇 입니까? I appreciate 그리고 I am appreciated “I am appreciated” means SOMEONE ELSE is the one recognizing or respecting you Example: I appreciate you doing that for me She is thanking me for helping her, therefore I am appreciated by her
차이점은 무엇 입니까? Id appreciate it if 그리고 it will be appreciated if They're basically the same, except "it'd be appreciated if" is a bit more round about It also might mean that someone else would be the one who is appreciative, like a company or a group for instance "I'd appreciate it" is much more common I think it sounds better too
I appreciate 和 I am appreciated 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative I appreciate Example: I am appreciated or I feel appreciated I appreciate you or I appreciate the weather Definition: I am appreciated This means that someone is thankful for you I appreciate means that you are thankful for something |“I appreciate” means YOU are the one who is recognizing or respecting someone else “I am appreciated” means SOMEONE ELSE is the one recognizing or
Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa I appreciate và I am appreciated Đồng nghĩa với I appreciate Example: I am appreciated or I feel appreciated I appreciate you or I appreciate the weather Definition: I am appreciated This means that someone is thankful for you I appreciate means that you are thankful for something |“I appreciate” means YOU are the one who is recognizing or respecting someone else “I am appreciated” means SOMEONE ELSE is the
It will be appreciated if you. . . 和 I will appreciate it if you . . . It will be appreciated if you Saying "I would appreciate it" is a lot better The "would" is implying that once the request is completed, the speaker 'would appreciate' the help received Example: "Hey Sam, if you know anyone who is familiar with cooking to help this weekend, I would appreciate it very much" "Hey Sam, could you email this to my mother, I would appreciate it!" "Hey Sam, I'd
【I appreciate 】 と 【I am appreciated】 はどう . . . - HiNative “I appreciate” means YOU are the one who is recognizing or respecting someone else “I am appreciated” means SOMEONE ELSE is the one recognizing or respecting you Example: I appreciate you doing that for me She is thanking me for helping her, therefore I am appreciated by her
【Id appreciate it if】 と 【it will be appreciated . . . - HiNative is a passive form, meaning it could be appreciated by anyone, not necessarily just you Ex: It will be appreciated if you could get this done on time [by me, by my boss, by my company, etc ] Note: it sounds a little bit more natural to say "it would be"
Id appreciate it if 和 it will be appreciated if 和有什么不一样？ I'd appreciate it ifThey're basically the same, except "it'd be appreciated if" is a bit more round about It also might mean that someone else would be the one who is appreciative, like a company or a group for instance "I'd appreciate it" is much more common I think it sounds better too |"i'd appreciate it if" is your personal opinion in 1st person you can say "i'd appreciate it if you