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Difference between grateful and thankful #1 (permalink) Mon Jan 17, 2005 11:13 am   Difference between grateful and thankful
 

Test No. incompl/advan-4 "Newspaper Headlines", question 7

In her speech she expressed her ......... for all the help she had been given.

(a) thankfulness
(b) gratitude
(c) gratefulness
(d) thanking

Test No. incompl/advan-4 "Newspaper Headlines", answer 7

In her speech she expressed her gratitude for all the help she had been given.

Correct answer: (b) gratitude
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what is the difference btw grateful and thankful,
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Grateful/thankful #2 (permalink) Mon Jan 17, 2005 11:40 am   Grateful/thankful
 

Grateful means that you appreciate what someone has done for you and you want to express your thanks. Thankful means that you are relieved/pleased that what you hoped for has actually happened.

In one sentence you could say: She was grateful to her teachers and also thankful that she had passed her exams.
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