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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
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Could you tell me whether the follwoing sentences are right?
1. I think the problem difficult to solve.
2. I think the problem to be difficult to solve.
1. I think the problem difficult to solve.
2. I think the problem to be difficult to solve.
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No. I think the problem is / will be difficult to solve.
- No.
- I think the problem is / will be difficult to solve.
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How about "I consider it difficult to solve the problem" and "I consider the problem difficult to slove?"
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lucas21cHow about "I consider it difficult to solve the problem" and "I consider the problem difficult to solve?"I think the first one is OK there, but the second one should be "I consider the problem to be difficult to solve."
Here's a perhaps simpler alternative: "I find the problem difficult to
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With consider, you can use either
I consider the problem (to be) difficult to solve (I prefer the short version ).
I consider the problem (to be) difficult to solve (I prefer the short version ).
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