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The phrase "I find it difficult to" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when expressing a challenge or struggle with a particular task or situation.
Example: "I find it difficult to concentrate when there are distractions around me."
Alternatives: "I struggle to" or "I have trouble with."
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I find it difficult to explain.
I find it difficult to connect.
"I find it difficult to find words.
I find it difficult to be away.
For example, I find it difficult to give sincere gifts.
Ms. Levy observed: "I find it difficult to shop.
I find it difficult to keep it out".
I find it difficult to find a pattern.
I find it difficult to believe it would succeed.
"I find it difficult to remember my own birthday".
I find it difficult to draw a line".
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