English Grammar
I always confuse about these two sentence structures. Are there any rules to follow?

1. I find you contradicting yourself or I find you are contradicting yourself
2. I find the world cruel and fair or I find that the world is cruel and unfair

Question

English Grammar
I always confuse about these two sentence structures. Are there any rules to follow?

1. I find you contradicting yourself or I find you are contradicting yourself 
2. I find the world cruel and fair or I find that the world is cruel and unfair

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Thanks a lot friends

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the first sentence would be "I find you are contradicting yourself
the second would be "I find that the world is cruel and unfair"

hope this helps

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In my view, the sentence patterns of the two are different.
 I find you contradicting yourself and  I find the world cruel and fair is following the pattern: find sb/sth+
 I find you are contradicting yourself and I find that the world is cruel and unfair is following the pattern: 
find+that clause

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