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Taka Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Problem

Which is correct? Or are they all fine?

·without any problems

·without problems

·without any problem

·without problem

  

Top answer

" The fourth one is ungrammatical.

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  • " The fourth one is ungrammatical.
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The first two are similar in usage:


"I want a life without any problems/without problems."


The third one is used differently than the first two:


"I can fix that without any problem."


The fourth one is ungrammatical.

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·without any problems OK. I thought there might be more than one problem.

·without problems Not very natural.

·without any problem OK. I thought there might be one problem.

without problem Not natural.
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