I'm having a hard time + (verb-ing): Usage and Examples

I'm having a hard time + (verb-ing) informs someone you are having physical or mental difficulty with something.

Examples:

" I'm having a hard time finding a new job. "
" I'm having a hard time downloading movies to my pc. "
" I'm having a hard time speaking English. "
" I'm having a hard time studying maths. "
" I'm having a hard time managing life. "
" I'm having a hard time controlling her temper. "
" I'm having a hard time understanding his sudden death. "
" I'm having a hard time finding a good employee. "
" I'm having a hard time finding a good player. "
" I'm having a hard time answering your questions. "
" I'm having a hard time choosing between two t-shirts. "
" I'm having a hard time choosing between two colors. "

I'm having a hard time with

Examples:

" I'm having a hard time with my boss. "
" I'm having a hard time with my wife. "
" I'm having a hard time with my father. "
" I'm having a hard time with Peter. "

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