Preposition: that

• Hon: Mr. Moss: I am glad that the hon.

Modifying Another Word

• awfully: I am awfully glad you are coming home in June.

• so: I'm so glad I got to see you.

• heartily: No problems with the injections although I was heartily glad when they ended.

• exceedingly: I am exceedingly glad that I am to have the privilege of another gem from Annie.

• very: I should be very glad to pay my respects to her.

Infinitive complement

• hear: We would be glad to hear from them too.

• see: The United States says Iraqis will be glad to see the back of Saddam.

• say: I am glad to say that, over the years, we have received every such " facility " .

• know: I mean, I'm glad to know the Rt.

• assist: It doesn't matter how many times someone calls me, I'm just glad to assist.

• help: Our friendly staff will be glad to help you find the right course for you.

Modifies a noun

• tidings: But the philosophical rewards are enough for me - there's no finer feeling than being the bearer of glad tidings.

• rag: So get your glad rags on, we're coming to your town.

• soccer: Soccer: We're still fighting, says Phil Soccer: Glad tidings Soccer: Swindon Town 1-0 Colchester.. .

• I: Glad I came, glad I chose 10 weeks.

• someone: Anyway glad someone had a wizard time there, eh what!

Used with adjective complement

• feel: Whether men came out alive, happy To come home, to feel loved, to feel glad.

• seem: They seemed so glad to have me when I came here as a pup.