Which one is correct, English is easy 'for' or 'to' me? I like English. It is easy 'for' or 'to' me? What's the difference? Thank you very much!

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Heidi

Nov 12, 2015 2:48 PM

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If you mean that it's not hard for you to do something, you'd say 'It is easy for me'.

November 12, 2015

Both are correct, and when speaking with natives it almost interchangeable no one will call you out on the difference but - "This lesson is easy FOR me [to understand (for example)]. It is for your life, for what you are going to in the future, etc. This lesson is easy TO me. I consider this lesson easy in my opinion

November 12, 2015

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