difficult to teach

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"It made it really difficult to teach".

"It's actually very difficult to teach," she said.

"It's very difficult to teach hungry children," says Musorowegomo.

The practice of global health is difficult to teach from a US-based classroom.

It is often regarded as a fuzzy concept which is difficult to teach and learn.

Moreover, these new directions are very difficult to teach, at least in the current environment.

"Forceps deliveries are very difficult to teach — much more difficult than a C-section," Bowes said.

Further Questions for Discussion: -Do you think it would be difficult to teach others about slavery?

She said it was difficult to teach pupils suffering the problems of living in the camp.

It's difficult to teach English, but they're so grateful for any kind of help.

The art of it is invisible, indefinable, difficult to teach or pass on.