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The phrase "are comfortable to" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "are comfortable with" or "are comfortable doing."
Example: "They are comfortable with the new software and can navigate it easily."
Alternatives: "feel at ease with" or "are at ease doing".
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are comfortable to
adjective
Comforting, providing comfort; consolatory.
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We are comfortable to say we are having difficulty".
"These are self-drivers who are comfortable to very comfortable, a lot of early-retired folk".
Each 12-inch or 16-inch mesh square has handpicked stones that are comfortable to walk on indoors or out.
It is vital that throughout the course of this relationship the support is constantly reviewed so that young people have the chance to change their mind or disclose how they are feeling when they are comfortable to do so.
Others to consider: Audio-Technica ANC33IS, Digital Silence DS-421D Price £105 Light, compact, on-ear headphones that are comfortable to wear and collapse like a pair of reading glasses for travel.
Re "Teacher Recruitment Battle" (editorial, Oct. 19): Yes, it is difficult to get experienced teachers to leave schools where they are comfortable to enter schools that present an unfamiliar and difficult challenge.
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"I'll be comfortable to be in the background".
"They also look like they're comfortable to use".
But even when full, the backpack was comfortable to wear.
Chocolate is comfortable to people, whereas rose isn't.
They're comfortable to the touch and very luxurious underfoot.
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