"I am appreciated" or "I appreciate"

[Be.emily]

Please any one explain which is the correct one

"I am very appreciated it"

"I appreciate it"

"I am appreciate it" (??? is this wrong ???)

Thank you!

[Gray]

I could only remember hearing this -- "I appreciate" or "I appreciate it"

The remaining two are grammatically incorrect and don't make sense.
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[Be.emily]

thank you thank you

[Rejidaniel03]

Hi Emily,

The second one is correct. If you want to appreciate somebody for their help or assistance you can say, I appreciate it.

'I am appreciated it' means you are appreciated by somebody for something.

Refer Active voice and passive voice, you will get more idea.

Have a nice day.

Reji.

[Alfo Tjstodsla]

"I really appreciated it yesterday"?

I received a help from somebody and want to say thank you to the person thgouh e-mail.
Did I use the word, appreciate, in a right way in above sentence?

[Beeesneees]

Yes, 'appreciated' is used correctly, though the sentence could be improved by using something more specific than' it'.
I really appreciated your help yesterday.
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[Aaronrockies]

Thanks. I am appreciative-- I appreciate you.

I appreciate the help-- I appreciate the help.

I am appreciated-- you appreciate me.

"Thanks. I am appreciative" and "I appreciate the help" are both similar meaning that you appreciate something and "I am appreciated" means someone appreciates you.

[Beeesneees]

Usually, 'I appreciate you' and 'you appreciate me' would be followed by something else (I appreciate you coming, I appreciate your kindness).
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[Snitchboy65]

;) thats it!

[Torsten]

[Comandante]

also i had same problem.
thanx for all answers