Please tell me the differences in nuance between these expressions.
It is very difficult to speak English.
Speaking English is very difficult.
To speak English is very difficult.
I'm taking a writing course and they say there are differences. I know basic meaning is same, but maybe one or two of them you wouldn't chosse in a certain scene. Or I think one or two of them are not natural expression.
Thank you,
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modern train It is very difficult to speak English. Speaking English is very difficult. I'm taking a writing course and they say there are differences With the verb 'speak', at least, I see no difference in intended meaning.
- modern train It is very difficult to speak English.
- Speaking English is very difficult.
- I'm taking a writing course and they say there are differences With the verb 'speak', at least, I see no difference in intended meaning.
- The third one is not a native choice.
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modern trainIt is very difficult to speak English. Speaking English is very difficult. To speak English is very difficult.I'm taking a writing course and they say there are differences
With the verb 'speak', at least, I see no difference in intended meaning. The third one is not a native choice.
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