is this right as well?
it+be+adj.+ to do.
um..what about "doing"instead of"to do"? is this also right?
e.g:it was generous of u giving me the money.
do we use it in formal english?(of course its always right in speaking part..=.=)
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Hello Sis,
Yes you can use this form in formal English.
it + verb to be + adjective + to do:
It was nice of you to help him out.
It is very kind of you to support him etc..
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It would be better to say, It was generous of you to give me the money.
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