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Ryoji
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Jan 13, 2019
Chris did great remembering numbers, I gave some tips for his study as he is just starting his journey.
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    As Alex said, it is used as a way to exaggerate something. it's used as a way of putting emphasis on something, and is being used as a slang term, or in a way that isn't textbook correct. Jeff has a point that it is not "grammatically correct", but the point isn't to be grammatically correct as much as it is to show that they feel strongly about something.
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    January 13, 2019
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    Hi there, Yuta. they are basically the same thing, one's just more of a "proper" and older way of saying it, you're probably more likely to hear "I find it difficult to do", but they have the same core meaning and are different structures of the same sentence/idea
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