Difference between "complicated to" and "complicated for"
Please answer. And I'm also interested in the difference between "difficult to" and "difficult for" and etc.

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I think typically "complicated to" is followed by a verb, and the "to" is part of the infinitive from of the verb. "Complicated for" is usually followed by a noun or pronoun. The same is true for "difficult to/for".

It's difficult to start my car on a cold morning.
It's difficult for me to start my car on a cold morning.

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