Which is correct always be happy or be happy always?

Always be happy. So, ‘always be happy’ is correct. Neither. NO ONE is, “always happy.” Some people are happy most of the time, but still NOT all of the time.

Would you be happy or will you be happy?

“Would” is conditional. “He will be happy” is a statement of fact. “He WOULD be happy” infers a condition — he would be happy IF such and such happened. He will be happy.

What does it mean when she says I want to be happy?

“I want you to be happy,” might be inconsiderate and dismissive to someone who is experiencing pain and sadness. We might actually be saying to them that what I want is more important to me than where you are right now. I’m happy that you felt comfortable enough to tell me you aren’t doing well.

Which is correct a happy or an happy?

Hope this is clear. Because you pronounce the “h” in “happy” You must use “a”. You only use “an” in front of an “h” if it is not pronounced, as in the American pronunciation of herb as “erb” so you would say “an ‘erb”. You use an only when the following word starts with a vowel sound.

What should I do to be happy always?

Daily habits

1. Smile. You tend to smile when you’re happy.
2. Exercise. Exercise isn’t just for your body.
3. Get plenty of sleep.
4. Eat with mood in mind.
5. Be grateful.
6. Give a compliment.
7. Breathe deeply.
8. Acknowledge the unhappy moments.

What is the reply of Always Be happy?

10 Ways to Say “You’re Welcome” – Voxy.

Will you be happy to happy?

The correct form, in terms of both grammar and contemporary usage, is I would be happy to help. The subjunctive would is used as an expression of courtesy. In essence, one is saying I would be happy to help if you permitted me to. I will be happy to help is acceptable, but less sophisticated.

Is it happy too or happy to?

To is a preposition with several meanings, including “toward” and “until.” Too is an adverb that can mean “excessively” or “also.” Just to be clear: two is pronounced the same as to and too, but it can’t be used instead of either of them because it’s a number.

What does it mean when an ex says I want you to be happy?

They genuinely just want you to be happy. They’ll just want you to have whatever you want in life and they’ll want you to have the best even if you aren’t together. They deep down want you to be happy even if you’re apart. Overall if an ex says they want you to be happy, believe them and move forward with your life.

How do you tell someone you wish them happiness?

How to Say ‘Wishing You Good Health and Happiness’ on Someone’s Birthday

1. “Best wishes on your birthday!”
2. “Happy YOU day!”
3. “We wish we could be there to celebrate with you on your special day!
4. “I hope this is your best year ever!
5. “May all your dreams come true this year!

Is happy grammatically correct?

Happy is adjective and happiness is a noun but while speaking both sounds correct. I think Ist one incorrect but most of the people use first while speaking.

Is feel happy correct?

Senior Member. If it is something you feel yourself, use the adjective: I feel happy after the girl agreed to a date. If what you feel is something outside of you, then use the noun: I feel happiness all around.

What does it mean to be happy with you?

In the first instance, being happy with “you” implies my happiness is increased because of you. The spoken sentence would even put emphasis on the word “you”. If you use this sentence in a romantic setting, make sure the tone is correct for the moment, or it will sound like a judgement – next explained.

What is the correct way to wish someone a happy birthday?

“I (or we) wish you a happy birthday” is correct, though a bit formal in speech – it would be fine in writing. (“Happy birthday!” is what people usually say when they’re talking to the birthday person.)

What does “we are happy together” mean?

One means you are happy for the other person’s getting blessed. The other sentence means you are happy alongside the other person for the blessing they received. Both of us are happy together. Why not? Stop creating content for the sake of it.

Why can’t I Be Happy without being right?

The need to be right, and by extension, to control people, situations, and outcomes, regularly obstructs the ability to be happy—insofar as happiness is a function of contentment and peace of mind, also known as serenity. As the Tao Te Ching describes in verse 74: Trying to control things / is like trying to take the master carpenter’s place.