Collocation
What is the hardest part?
To ask about the most challenging, difficult, or demanding aspect of something.
Definition
'What is the hardest part?' is a common English collocation. To ask about the most challenging, difficult, or demanding aspect of something.
What is the + [superlative adjective] + part?
“What is the hardest part about learning a new language?”
Examples
- What is the hardest part about starting a new business from scratch?
- For many students, what is the hardest part of writing an academic essay?
- She asked her friend, 'What is the hardest part of your demanding job as a surgeon?'
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- He explained that what is the hardest part for him is managing his time effectively with so many responsibilities.
- What is the hardest part of becoming a professional athlete, besides the physical training?
- When you're learning to cook a complicated dish, what is the hardest part for you personally?
- They discussed what is the hardest part of living in a foreign country without knowing the local language.
- What is the hardest part about maintaining a long-distance relationship when you rarely see each other?
- He admitted what is the hardest part about fatherhood is the constant lack of sleep and never-ending responsibilities.
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