I am so grateful to you

Your usage of 'grateful' is grammatically correct - an acceptable usage is grateful (to somebody) (for something) For example - I am extremely grateful to all the teachers for their help. Personally I would say "I am grateful to...." - for me it seems more natural, but that really comes down to personal choice.

The sentence fragment "I am so grateful for" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to express appreciation for something someone has done or to express appreciation for a situation or circumstance. Example sentence: "I am so grateful for the opportunity to attend such an amazing school.".

Gratitude is good for us, helping us maintain our mental, emotional, and even physical wellbeing (Brown, 2021). And it’s no surprise. After all, many of our positive emotions–joy, hope, optimism, and contentment–have appreciation or gratitude in common. And together, they, and others, foster the right conditions for living the ‘good life’ (Seligman, 2011). Most importantly, gratitude is not fixed. It is a practice we can learn and build upon, something that becomes an integral part of who we are and how we live. In this article, we explore the value of sending messages of gratitude and introduce guidance and templates to help. Before you continue, we thought you might like to What Are Gratitude Messages? “[G]ratitude makes us appreciate the value of something, and when we appreciate the value of something, we extract more benefits from it; we’re less likely to take it for granted,” says Robert Emmons, professor of psychology and gratitude expert at the University of California (cited in Brown, 2021, p. 213). With gratitude, we become greater participants in our lives, celebrating goodness rather than reacting to it. And what’s more, it’s not passive; it’s something we can invest in and grow, letting it positively impact our relationships and environment (Seligman, 2011; Brown, 2021). As such, gratitude is a “way of doing, trying, failing, and trying again,” says author and research professor Brené Brown (Brown, 2021, p. 214). We can learn to be equally gracious to ourselve...

Some examples from the web: • Mr President, I am grateful to you for giving me the floor to answer questions. • Mr President, I am grateful to you for that direction. • Mr Santer, I am grateful to you for your remarks. • This is why I am grateful to you, Mr Vitorino for taking up these problems energetically after Tampere. • Nothing. Actually, I am... I am grateful to you. • Madam President, I am grateful to you for giving me the floor. • Mr President, this is somewhat earlier than expected, for which I am grateful to you. • Mr President, I am grateful to you for allowing me to reply to Mr Vallvé, as this question is also important. • Madam President, you have given Mr Schulz an answer. I am grateful to you for that. • That is an easy question, for which I am grateful to you, Mr Evans. • Mr President, I am grateful to you for calling me. • Our criticism is therefore constructive, and I am grateful to you for understanding this. • Madam President, I am grateful to you for giving me the opportunity to explain why I abstained on the McGuinness report. • Mr President-in-Office, I am grateful to you for the fact that we are utilising the opportunity afforded by single legal personality and are acceding to the Strasbourg Convention. • Madam President, I am grateful to you for giving me the time and I am also grateful to Mr Bangemann for his explanation. • author. - Madam President, I am grateful to you, Mrs Jöns, for allowing me to co-author this question with you. • I find it h...