English Phrases: Find Something Difficult - Explanation and Examples

hello this is Jack from tofluency

.com and in this English lesson, we're going to look

at the phrase: find something difficult

and I used this phrase in a video that I made

talking about active vs passive

vocabulary, so let's look at the clip

Now the majority of English learners

find writing more difficult than reading

and speaking more difficult than listening

Here is why I said in the video, "The majority of English learners

find writing more difficult than reading

and speaking more difficult than listening."

So this means that speaking is more difficult

for most English learners than listening, for example

and let's have a look at two more examples using this phrase

that will help you understand how to use it. So, the first example

is "My student finds the word

would difficult to say." So, the word would

is difficult to say for my student. "When someone falls over

I find it difficult not to laugh." "When someone falls over I find it difficult

not to laugh." So

my question for this video is this: What do you find most difficult

about learning English? Leave you answer

below this video - thanks for watching and see you

next time