Who it is true for: easy for me to learn · Feelings + to: glad, happy, surprised to hear · sure, certain, afraid + (that) clause · Negative after the adjective: wise not to wait
A2
I'm sure (that) ...
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After sure, certain and afraid use a clause. That is often left out. Do not add of, to or about.
I am+sure+(that)+clause
I'm sure he will come.
I'm afraid I can't help you.
I'm sure about he will come.
I'm sure he will come.
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I am he will win.
sure After be use the adjective sure.
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I'm I can't come tonight.
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I'm sure of he will pass the test.
B1
It is easy to ... / for me to ...
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Use it is + adjective + to + base verb to comment on an action. Add for + person to say who it is true for.
It is+adjective+(for me)+to + base verb
It is easy to learn English online.
It is hard for me to wake up early.
It is easy learn English.
It is easy to learn English.
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It is to travel alone.
dangerous After it is use an adjective.
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It is hard me to get up early.
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It is important drink enough water.
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It is important that ...
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Use it is + adjective + that + clause to say what is important, obvious or true. That can be left out.
It is+adjective+that+clause
It is important that you arrive on time.
It is obvious that he is tired.
It is obvious to he is tired.
It is obvious that he is tired.
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It is important that you on time tomorrow.
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It is that the train is late.
obvious After it is use an adjective, not an adverb.
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It is clear what the plan will fail.
B2
Glad to see you, surprised to hear
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Use subject + be + adjective + to + base verb to say how you feel about something or what you are ready to do.
subject+be+adjective+to + base verb
I was surprised to see him there.
We are ready to start.
I was surprised see him.
I was surprised to see him.
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We were surprised the news.
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I was to see him.
surprised Use -ed for how you feel.
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We were not to wait.
willing After be use the adjective willing.
C2
It is wise not to ...
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Put not before to when the advice is negative: be + adjective + not to + base verb.
It is+adjective+not+to + base verb
It is important not to forget your ticket.
She was wise not to say anything.
It is important to don't forget your ticket.
It is important not to forget your ticket.
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It is silly ask for help.
not to Use adjective + not to + base verb.
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He was wise to argue.
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