Structure: find it/ something + adj + to do something, …

  • FIND IT/ SOMETHING + ADJ + TO DO SOMETHING
    •  used to express a particular opinion or feeling you have about something
    • I find this book very interesting to read.
    • I find it hard to pass the English exam.
    • I found it difficult to approach that famous girl.
  • FIND SOMETHING/ SOMEONE + ADJ/ NOUN
    • used to say that you’ve discovered something after you’ve experienced it
    • I found this sofa very comfortable.
    • I find this exercise very difficult.
    • We found teacher Mark a friendly person.

     

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