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- 08-Aug-2011, 17:52 #1
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problem on my insurance and problem with my insurance hi,
i have a question.
There are two sentences here
1) There is some problem on my insurance.
2) There is some problem with my insurance.
Any difference in meaning between them? if not, which one is more frequently used?
thanks
- 08-Aug-2011, 21:41 #2
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Re: problem on my insurance and problem with my insurance 'With'.
- 08-Aug-2011, 21:45 #3
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Teacher Re: problem on my insurance and problem with my insurance The phrase "be/have a problem with" is correct.
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