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In English, we can use a simple structure to express our thoughts, feelings, and opinions. This structure is called "It's + Adjective + Infinitive." Let's break it down.

"It's" is a short way to say "It is." Next, we have an adjective. Adjectives describe things or people. Finally, we add an infinitive. The infinitive is the base form of a verb, usually with "to" in front of it.

For example, if we say, "It's important to study," we mean that studying is necessary. Here, "important" describes how necessary studying is. "To study" is the infinitive form of the verb.

We can use this structure to talk about many things. For instance:

"It's fun to play games with friends." Here, "fun" tells us that playing games with friends is enjoyable.
"It's easy to learn new words." "Easy" shows that learning new words is not hard.
"It's necessary to eat healthy food." "Necessary" means that eating healthy food is important for our bodies.
By using "It's + Adjective + Infinitive," we can express our ideas clearly and simply. Remember, you can use this structure to talk about your likes, dislikes, and opinions in English conversations. Practice using it, and soon it will become easy for you!