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It clauses are very common in English. Look at the examples below.
1.It's hard to make decisions.
2. It's not easy to raise children.
It's+ adjective+ to+ verb+ …
You can add for+ person to the sentences with this structure especially after hard, difficult and easy.
1. It's hard for me to make decisions.
2. It's not easy for single parents to raise children.
If the adjective you have is interesting, important and fascinating, you can use both for/to+ person.
1. It's important for me to make a good impression.
2. It's important to me to make a good impression.
0 votedJanuary 15, 20190- Looking back on my childhood, I was keen on climbing trees. There were some mulberry trees along the river bank near our house in the countryside where I used to spend my summer holidays when I was a kid. I would go up the trees every afternoon without fail, picking the sweet ripe mulberries. I can still remember the taste!0 votedApril 11, 20180
“When you are courting a nice girl an hour seems like a second. When you sit on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour.”
― <a class="authorOrTitle" href="https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/9810.Albert_Einstein">Albert Einstein</a>Personally, I don't mind waiting for hours if I think something good is going to happen. However, when it comes to paying off a debt, I'm usually very punctual.
0 votedFebruary 13, 20180- There's a pristine area in the suburbs of Damavand, a small town near Tehran. The place is unknown to tourists and even most of the locals which makes it extremely peaceful and tranquil. There's the entrance to an intact cave right at the top of a rocky mountain where you can enjoy your best potholing experience, if you don't mind a steep climb to the top. Apart from caves and bats, there's a lot more to this unique experience. The amazing views, spectacular scenery, lovely weather, and fresh air all in a one-hour drive from the capital is waiting right there to welcome you.0 votedFebruary 5, 20180
My life story, Part 35
Rejection of my London scholarship and the fact that I had to go to a poor part of the country to do my mandatory work for the ministry of health and medical education for 36 months instead of free education, had made me very depressed. Being away from my family and living with my aunt once again was something that I didn’t dare to think about even for a minute.
Sadness had filled my heart and there was no room in my heart for love. I could not have any feelings for Dr. Maasumi who had supported me kindly facing all kinds of problems all this time. Therefore, when I found out that he was inquiring about me in the hospital from one of my coworkers whose husband was a close friend of his, drove me mad. After that, I just tried keeping away from him. No to sound selfish, I was always in the center of attention of my male colleagues and my female colleagues hated me for that. I felt more and more lonely and more depressed every day.
A few weeks passed like that and I talked to no one at work, headed straight to my room, did my job and headed right out. Until someday a propaganda center was established next to my room, which its noise interfered with my job -I was an audiologist if you recall- and I decided to face them about it.(?)Dear Parvin,You have a good command of English but try harder to be native-like.
Good luck.
0 votedOctober 2, 20171I'd like a drink. I'll have a soda.
The modal "will" is used to talk about immediate decisions so when you want to order food/drinks or when you want to buy something in a shop your final decision will possibly be:
I'll have a salad.
I'll pay by credit card.
I'll take the shoes.
I'll .....
0 votedOctober 2, 20170
