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Lizmea Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Without problem or without a problem?
Hello all,
I was writing some emails in English and I was suddenly stuck when I wanted to write "without..problem"
So I searched on google "without problem", "without a problem", "without any problem" and "without any problems", but they all had a lot of results...!
Which is more natural to native speakers of english?
The original sentence i wanted to write was: "Other people can access that webpage without a problem."
Thanks in advance!
lizmea
I was writing some emails in English and I was suddenly stuck when I wanted to write "without..problem"
So I searched on google "without problem", "without a problem", "without any problem" and "without any problems", but they all had a lot of results...!
Which is more natural to native speakers of english?
The original sentence i wanted to write was: "Other people can access that webpage without a problem."
Thanks in advance!
lizmea
Top answer
Welcome! Your sentence is fine. You can also say "without any problems"
- Welcome!
- Your sentence is fine.
- You can also say "without any problems"
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Welcome!
Your sentence is fine. You can also say "without any problems"
Your sentence is fine. You can also say "without any problems"
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Thanks a million, AlpheccaStars!
Now I can continue writing the email I was holding onto! ^_^
Now I can continue writing the email I was holding onto! ^_^
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