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Clarence Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Encounter issues, trouble or problems
Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone has any comments about which of the sentences below are correct and more commonly used by native speakers:
1. Just to check if you encounter any issues accessing your email account.
2. Just to check if you encounter any trouble accessing your email account.
3. Just to check if you encounter any problem accessing your email account.
Thank you.
I'm wondering if anyone has any comments about which of the sentences below are correct and more commonly used by native speakers:
1. Just to check if you encounter any issues accessing your email account.
2. Just to check if you encounter any trouble accessing your email account.
3. Just to check if you encounter any problem accessing your email account.
Thank you.
Top answer
More natural is eg Do you have any problems accessing your email account? eg Can you access your email OK?
- More natural is eg Do you have any problems accessing your email account?
- eg Can you access your email OK?
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More natural is
eg Do you have any problems accessing your email account?
eg Can you access your email OK?
eg Do you have any problems accessing your email account?
eg Can you access your email OK?
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