It is + adjective + for someone + to…
Add "for + someone" to say who the action applies to — "It is easy for you to finish," "It is hard for her to speak to strangers." The for-phrase names the doer, right before the to-infinitive.
Read the sentences below, then practice the whole lesson with audio.
- 1It is easy for you to finish the form.
- 2It is important for you to arrive on time.
- 3It is unusual for him to miss class.
- 4It is exciting for us to start a new project together.
- 5It is hard for her to speak to strangers.
- 6It is impossible for them to finish by noon.
- 7It is dangerous for kids to run near the road.
- 8It is generous for her to share her lunch.
- 9It is careless for him to leave the stove on.
- 10It is healthy for us to take a short walk after dinner.
- 11It is rude for you to interrupt when she is talking.
- 12It is wasteful for companies to print every email.
- 13It is reasonable for you to ask for help.
- 14It is common for buses to be crowded in the morning.
- 15It is respectful for you to give her credit for the idea.
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