Hongkie  +  512343 Sun, 11 May 08 10:53 AM Are these sentences correct? 1. The boys are difficult to adapt to this condition. 2. The boys are difficult to adapt under this condition. 3. The situation is difficult to adapt.  I understand that normally we say "The boys find it difficult to adapt to this condition/situation". I am just wondering whether we can say it in another way. Thank you.     Hongkie Joined on Mon, Jan 21 2008 Junior Member 97

	Cool Breeze  +  512346 Sun, 11 May 08 10:59 AM  All three are incorrect. CB  Cool Breeze Joined on Fri, Apr 7 2006 Senior Member 3,968 "I hope you'll all live to be 150 years old - and the last voice you hear is mine!" Frank Sinatra on stage in Oslo, Norway, 28 September 1991

	Hongkie  +  512349 Sun, 11 May 08 11:04 AM Thank you very much, Cool Breeze. Is there any other way to say "They find it difficult to adapt to the situation."?      Hongkie

	Cool Breeze  +  512360 Sun, 11 May 08 11:17 AM  It is + adjective + for whom + infinitive is usually correct: It is difficult for them to adapt to the situation. It's impossible for him to go there. It's easy for most people to learn to speak English.  CB  Cool Breeze Speak English, Whom