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Reasons English is easy:
Nouns don't have genders.
Regular verbs are only conjugated in third person plural (in the present tense, at least.)
No moods.
Reasons English is hard:
Letters can make completely different, unpredictable sounds in different contexts.
The use of articles, although similar to some other languages, really doesn't make much sense, intuitively.
It has a lot of tenses (one example from the machine translation book I'm reading: the simple present tense of French can correspond to any of 4 tenses in English, depending on context.)
Nouns don't have genders.
Regular verbs are only conjugated in third person plural (in the present tense, at least.)
No moods.
Reasons English is hard:
Letters can make completely different, unpredictable sounds in different contexts.
The use of articles, although similar to some other languages, really doesn't make much sense, intuitively.
It has a lot of tenses (one example from the machine translation book I'm reading: the simple present tense of French can correspond to any of 4 tenses in English, depending on context.)
