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Anonymous9n4 Posted 14 years ago
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Without any problem
without problem (I guess that's not correct.)
without a problem
without any problem
without any problems
Which of these expressions are correct and/or idiomatic in Standard American English? I was also wondering if the expression without any difficulty is preferred over without any problem, or they are equally correct and idiomatic.
without a problem
without any problem
without any problems
Which of these expressions are correct and/or idiomatic in Standard American English? I was also wondering if the expression without any difficulty is preferred over without any problem, or they are equally correct and idiomatic.
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All are fine, except for the first one, as you stated. Difficulty can often be used as well. all
- All are fine, except for the first one, as you stated.
- Difficulty can often be used as well.
- all
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All are fine, except for the first one, as you stated.
Difficulty can often be used as well.
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Difficulty can often be used as well.
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