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טליה רגב Posted 8 years ago
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No problem at all vs no problem
Hi. which one is a correct to answer when someone asks me to do something.
No problem at all or no problem?
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no problem is the more common term. But note that some people find it irritating if it is said by someone whose job is to do what you are asking. eg Customer: I'd like a cup of coffee, please.
- no problem is the more common term.
- But note that some people find it irritating if it is said by someone whose job is to do what you are asking.
- eg Customer: I'd like a cup of coffee, please.
- Waitress: No problem.
- Clive
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no problem is the more common term.
But note that some people find it irritating if it is said by someone whose job is to do what you are asking.
eg
Customer: I'd like a cup of coffee, please.
Waitress: No problem.
Clive
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