find = think?

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1. A: Tom, can you decorate the chrismas tree?
B: No, I can't. (I find it diffcult.)[Here it refers to decorating the chrismas tree]

Q) I was wondering when I can use "I find it difficult." I just thought up one situation like #1 but don't think it very natural. Can you think up one good example when you can say "I find it difficult?"

2. I find it difficult to talk to you.

3. I think it possible to hand in the paper by the due date.

Q2) Can "find" in #2 be replaced with think? Are they synonymous?
Q3) Just like question number #2, can "think" be replaced with find?

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

moon7296Q) I was wondering when I can use "I find it difficult." I just thought up one situation like #1 but don't think it very natural. Can you think up one good example when you can say "I find it difficult?"

I find it difficult to understand why the Jihadists want to be murderers and martyrs.

moon7296Q2) Can "find" in #2 be replaced with think? Are they synonymous?

No.

moon7296Q3) Just like question number #2, can "think" be replaced with find?

No.
3. I think it's possible to hand in the paper by the due date. (Better)

Moon7296 · Answer

AlpheccaStarsmoon7296Q) I was wondering when I can use "I find it difficult." I just thought up one situation like #1 but don't think it very natural. Can you think up one good example when you can say "I find it difficult?"I find it difficult to understand why the Jihadists want to be murderers and martyrs.

Thank you for making up one sentence.
Actually, Just like my example, I wanted to know when "I find it difficult" can be used solely without other segements like to infinitive.

Fivejedjon · Answer

A: Why can't you speak Czech yet?
B: I find it difficult.

AlpheccaStars · Answer

A: Why can't you do the split?
B: I find it difficult.

find = think?

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