Is it "the wonderful woman has trouble to cook without rice" is a wrong sentence?
please tell me what's the wrong
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"has a trouble", that's it. maybe even "is having a trouble" sounds better
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We do not say 'a trouble'... we just say 'trouble' without using the article 'a'. The word trouble can be plural, e.g., His life was full of many troubles.
The word 'trouble' is often used by English learners because it is similar to 'problem'.
We can say 'a problem' or 'problems'.
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The wonderful woman has trouble cooking without rice.
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