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What is the problem for the LCD? Please explain it in more details. We need the detail to our customer as the latest shipment is Sept 19 which is late
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What is the problem with the LCD? Please explain the problem in more detail. We need this information for our customer as the latest shipment is Sept 19 and the delivery will be too late.
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Hi teacher, why use 'with' instead of 'for'?
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LCDs can't have problems, which is what is said with "for" - there may be a problem with them.
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