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Latest post Sun, Sep 23 2007 8:24 PM by Anonymous. 1 replies.
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Keenlearner  +  422679 Sun, 23 Sep 07 08:08 PM

Hi,

I want to know that how should I say this sentence:

"thanks for appericiating my words,I am glad to know that you felt so happy after/by reading my mail."

I am a bit confused either I should use BY or AFTER in the above sentence.

thank you
Keenlearner
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Anonymous, 2 yr 62 days ago
Thanks for appreciating my words. I am glad to know (that) you felt so happy (when/after) reading it.
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