Hi
Is the red expression natural English?
The layout is hard to fault. (=difficult to find faults with the layout)
As a boss, he was hard to fault; as a man, he was very weird. (=difficult to find faults with him)
Thanks,
Tom
Mr. Tom Is the red expression natural English? It is not wrong at all, but it is unusual in my Eastern US dialect.
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Mr. TomIs the red expression natural English?
It is not wrong at all, but it is unusual in my Eastern US dialect. I suspect it is rather literary everywhere. I think it is normally used in a certain form, "hard to fault him/her/them".