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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Find it hard /difficult or finding it hard /difficult
As we know find means to have particular feeling or opinion about something or someone.
1. Hyperactive children find it difficult to concentrate. Does It means they always find difficult to concentrate.?
2. At this moment, I find it difficult to concentrate. Is it correct if I rewrite the sentence "At this moment, I am finding it difficult to concentrate?" and can I use the progressive form of the verb "find" in this case?
1. Hyperactive children find it difficult to concentrate. Does It means they always find difficult to concentrate.?
2. At this moment, I find it difficult to concentrate. Is it correct if I rewrite the sentence "At this moment, I am finding it difficult to concentrate?" and can I use the progressive form of the verb "find" in this case?
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roky0071 As we know , " find " means to have particular feeling or opinion about something or someone. This sentence is very rough going without the punctuation shown. I couldn't figure out the meaning of "know find means".
- roky0071 As we know , " find " means to have particular feeling or opinion about something or someone.
- This sentence is very rough going without the punctuation shown.
- I couldn't figure out the meaning of "know find means".
- roky0071 1.
- Hyperactive children find it difficult to concentrate.
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roky0071As we know, "find" means to have particular feeling or opinion about something or someone.This sentence is very rough going without the punctuation shown. I couldn't figure out the meaning of "know find means".
roky00711. Hyperactive children
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