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Zazzex Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
I feel hard to speak English.
Hello,
I feel hard to speak English.
Is this wrong?
Should the above be like the following?
I feel it hard to speak English.
I feel hard to speak English.
Is this wrong?
Should the above be like the following?
I feel it hard to speak English.
Top answer
Use this: I think it's hard to speak English.
- Use this: I think it's hard to speak English.
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Thanks guys for suggestions.
but my focus is whether I "feel hard to do something " is ok or not.
It doesn't have to about speaking English.
I feel hard to do something. is it correct?
but my focus is whether I "feel hard to do something " is ok or not.
It doesn't have to about speaking English.
I feel hard to do something. is it correct?
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I don't think so. You can say instead: It is/seems hard to do something. (if this is what you mean)
Also you use the structure: I feel ADJECTIVE about doing something, as in I feel strange about going to school unprepared (which means something else of course). Although, I wouldn't say: I feel hard about learning English.
Also you use the structure: I feel ADJECTIVE about doing something, as in I feel strange about going to school unprepared (which means something else of course). Although, I wouldn't say: I feel hard about learning English.
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"I feel hard" to do something is unlikely considered natural English. Several good suggestions have been made available to you.
I find it hard to....
It seems so difficult for me to learn to speak....
I find it hard to....
It seems so difficult for me to learn to speak....
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zazzexI feel hard to do something.No. It's completely impossible as English.isIs it correct?
CJ
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