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What is the difference between I’m glad to see you and I’m glad seeing you ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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I'm glad seeing you isn't really a natural way to talk.
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I'm glad seeing you isn't really a natural way to talk.
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no problem. I'm glad to see you would be common when you first see them. it was nice to see you would be when you are leaving.
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