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Topdogji Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Difference between "problem with" & "problem on"
Hi!
Let me ask a question about the difference between "problem with" and "problem on". I've frequently heard that people said "there is a problem with... or we have a problem with..." but I found out that people also use "problem on" like "I need to talk to John about a problem on his job."
So what is the difference between those two expression? I'll be waiting for your good answers, teachers!.
Thank you.
Let me ask a question about the difference between "problem with" and "problem on". I've frequently heard that people said "there is a problem with... or we have a problem with..." but I found out that people also use "problem on" like "I need to talk to John about a problem on his job."
So what is the difference between those two expression? I'll be waiting for your good answers, teachers!.
Thank you.
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Could you provide full sentences with "problem on"? It's not used the way your sample sentence reads. Have you heard native speakers using that?
- Could you provide full sentences with "problem on"?
- It's not used the way your sample sentence reads.
- Have you heard native speakers using that?
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Could you provide full sentences with "problem on"? It's not used the way your sample sentence reads. Have you heard native speakers using that?
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