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"deal" practice It isn't a big deal. (=It isn't a big problem?) My car engine has broken,but to go home,I have to deal with it.

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"deal" practice

It isn't a big deal.
(=It isn't a big problem?) (Correct)



My car engine has broken,but to go home,I have to deal with it.
My car engine has broken, but to go home I have to deal with it.


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It isn't a big deal = It isn't a big problem, yes. The example you gave, although it is correct, you wouldn't hear a native speaker say it like that. In my opinion, it would be more along the lines of, "My car engine has broken, but since I need to go home, I'll just have to deal with it." I hope this helps!

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