It + be + adjective + for + noun/object pronoun + to-infinitive

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1. RU · Translation

   Нам трудно сравнить два предложения.

   EN · English

   SSubjectThe main actor or receiver in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. It HstState helperA helper emphasizing an ongoing state.Use it to read how time, mood or form changes the verb. is p2PredicatePredicate detail connected to the subject.Use it to notice the detail the action points to. difficult for SSubjectThe main actor or receiver in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. us to vIInfinitiveA verb in infinitive form.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. compare the two offers.

   DE · German

   SSubject (Subjekt)The person or thing taking part in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. Es VMain verbThe central verb of the statement.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. ist für uns schwierig, /→AccusativeThe direct object: whom or what?Use it to notice the detail the action points to. die beiden Angebote zu vIInfinitiveA verb in infinitive form.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. vergleichen.

2. RU · Translation

   Им было важно услышать обе стороны.

   EN · English

   SSubjectThe main actor or receiver in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. It HstState helperA helper emphasizing an ongoing state.Use it to read how time, mood or form changes the verb. was p2PredicatePredicate detail connected to the subject.Use it to notice the detail the action points to. important for SSubjectThe main actor or receiver in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. them to vIInfinitiveA verb in infinitive form.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. hear both sides.

   DE · German

   SSubject (Subjekt)The person or thing taking part in the sentence.Use it to find who or what the sentence is about. Es VMain verbThe central verb of the statement.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. war für sie wichtig, /→AccusativeThe direct object: whom or what?Use it to notice the detail the action points to. beide Seiten zu vIInfinitiveA verb in infinitive form.Use it to follow the action or state through the sentence. hören.