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The phrase "a bit boring to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a mild level of boredom regarding an activity or situation.
Example: "I find this lecture a bit boring to sit through, but I will try to pay attention."
Alternatives: "somewhat dull to" or "a little tedious to".
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I suppose in one respect it is maybe a bit boring to keep going back to the same place.
"It's a bit boring to look at compared with a real book" was the verdict from my young man.
3.23pm: Steve Cram exclusive.... Steve Cram exclusive.... [note: please imagine this scrolling across your screen like a news ticker] Steve Cram also says that Spain are a bit boring to watch.
"It is a bit boring to say you only focus on the majors and all that sort of stuff but my main focus is the Open," Kaymer says when asked of his ambitions for 2015.
Indeed, its content probably has to adopt a relatively strong position on news items or risk coming across as a bit boring to its target demographic.
Being an adult always seemed a bit boring to me.
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"We're starting (home) games - certainly Barnsley, Huddersfield and today - so flat that the crowd become apprehensive and a bit bored to be honest with you because they're not getting dished up any quality or drive.
"It was probably a little bit boring to watch at times," the outstanding Ben Youngs said afterwards.
Is the music scene a bit boring at the moment?
This overlap is illustrated in the following quotation: I think it was a bit "boring" at the maternity ward, you mostly feel in the way.
A bit boring layout to watch... but what does it matter... "[The register is] not a major stress issue.
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