Hi,
The twins are easy to look after.
The twins are eager to look after (something).
In the first case, "The twins" is the object of the verb "look after"
In the second case, "The twins" is the subject of the verb "look after"
Can anyone tell me why it so happens that the adjectives "easy" and
"eager" completely change the sense of the subject they are complementing??
The twins are easy to look after.
The twins are eager to look after (something).
In the first case, "The twins" is the object of the verb "look after"
In the second case, "The twins" is the subject of the verb "look after"
Can anyone tell me why it so happens that the adjectives "easy" and
"eager" completely change the sense of the subject they are complementing??