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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Problem is, ...


Problem is, the data don't clearly show that family dinners alone are what matter.

Would "Problem is, ..." be a less formal way of saying "The problem is (that) ..."?
  

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Hi, Yes: less formal as well as less grammatically correct... I would not omit the definite article before problem in this case. Regards

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  • Hi, Yes: less formal as well as less grammatically correct...
  • I would not omit the definite article before problem in this case.
  • Regards
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Hi,

Yes: less formal as well as less grammatically correct...

I would not omit the definite article before problem in this case.

Regards
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