What is meaning of " I find it" here?
I find it a little odd to do that work.
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You say "I find it" when you want to express your opinion on something. For example "I find it interesting" = "I think it's interesting" = "In my opinion it's interesting". So the sentence you wrote means "I think it's a little odd to do that work".
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HI!
It also means "the impression it's giving you..."
Have a great day!
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Hi Ramin,
In addition to what the other people have said it can also mean, "It seems to me."
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Hello Ramin!
In this context "I find it" is the same as saying "I think that it is".
So you could say:
I "think that it is" a little odd to do that work.
Another example:
I find it strange that people can turn on each other so easily.
I hope that helps!
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I find it usually means that you think something, we use it to a give an opinion. I would rephrase and rather say "I find that sort of work a little odd". Or "I find doing that work a little odd" 🙂
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