"I've had enough trouble dealing with you"
Could it be explained as "I've had enough trouble WHILE dealing with you" or "I've had enough trouble IN dealing with you"?
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How about
"I've had enough trouble dealing with you"
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Thank you, Christopher.
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Hi Sam, usually we say "to have trouble [doing] sth" or "to have trouble with sth." I wouldn't use a preposition here.
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