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Vocabulary
Have an easy time
What form should be followed after have an easy time? And what is the exact mening of having an easy time?
He has an easy time of learning a foreign language.
He has an easy time of socializing with a stranger.
He has an easy time of picking up a girl.
He has an easy time of learning a foreign language.
He has an easy time of socializing with a stranger.
He has an easy time of picking up a girl.
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These are okay. The "of" is optional. This describes habitual behavior.
- These are okay.
- The "of" is optional.
- This describes habitual behavior.
- He is more adept at these procedures/practices than the average person.
- He makes it appear [to be] easy.
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These are okay. The "of" is optional.
This describes habitual behavior. He is more adept at these procedures/practices than the average person.
He makes it appear [to be] easy.
This describes habitual behavior. He is more adept at these procedures/practices than the average person.
He makes it appear [to be] easy.
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