Both sentences are grammatically correct, but they have slightly different meanings:
1. "She is happy with the phone call": This sentence implies that the person is specifically happy about the phone call they received. It focuses on their satisfaction with the conversation over the phone.
2. "She is happy with the call, grateful for a call": This sentence suggests that the person is generally happy and grateful for any type of call they received. It doesn't necessarily imply that they are specifically referring to a phone call, but rather any type of communication they appreciated.
The choice between these two sentences depends on the context and what you want to convey.
which one is a correct english, she is happy with the phone call or happy with the call, grateful for a call
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