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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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She has no issues- Can this be used to mention that she is not having kids?

She has no issues- Can this be used to mention that she is not having kids?
  

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Hi, She has no issues- Can this be used to mention that she is not having kids? The correct term would be 'She has no issue' . But in almost every context this would be a ludicrous thing to say.

— Clive

  • Hi, She has no issues- Can this be used to mention that she is not having kids?
  • The correct term would be 'She has no issue' .
  • But in almost every context this would be a ludicrous thing to say.
  • You might find it in some dreary legal document written by a lawyer.
  • Clive
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Hi,

She has no issues- Can this be used to mention that she is not having kids?

The correct term would be 'She has no issue'. But in almost every context this would be a ludicrous thing to say.
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Issues is quite a broad term and could cause offence to somebody.

You use the present continuous here does that mean the listener is thinking she is about to have kids?

She isn't planning to have children.

She's not pregnant.

If it is the wrong tense you have used and you mean she does have any kids then:

She has no children.

She has no depend
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AnonymousShe has no issues- Can this be used to mention that she is not having kids?
No. She has no issues means that she has no psychological problems. She is relatively easy to get along with.

CJ
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