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Can I paraphrase this sentence(a) into that sentence(b) or (c)?
(a) It is difficult for you to pick me up today.
(b) You are difficult to pick me up today.
(c) It makes you difficult pick me up today.
Can I paraphrase this sentence(a) into that sentence(b) or (c)?
(a) It is difficult for you to pick me up today.
(b) You are difficult to pick me up today.
(c) It makes you difficult pick me up today.
(a) It is difficult for you to pick me up today.
(b) You are difficult to pick me up today.
(c) It makes you difficult pick me up today.
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"You find it difficult to pick me up today"
is probably what you want to say
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B and C don't make sense. A makes sense but it sounds like it should be a question. "Is it [going to be] difficult for you to pick me up today?"
B sounds like it should be "You will have trouble picking me up today."
C sounds like it should be "It (a situation) will make it difficult for you to pick me up today."
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@JiaYouKim
Thank you very much for teaching other sentence😊
I could learn that I could say this situation like that!!
Thank you very much for teaching other sentence😊
I could learn that I could say this situation like that!!
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@literally8492
Thank you very much!!👍
b and c sentences are included in those meaning like that.
I think English is difficult😵
Thank you very much!!👍
b and c sentences are included in those meaning like that.
I think English is difficult😵
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@dockne Now that I know German and am learning Korean, I see how difficult English really is! :)
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