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Sentence examples for * the trouble from inspiring English sources

The phrase "the trouble" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a problem or difficulty that someone is experiencing. Example: "I'm having trouble figuring out this math problem."

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Definitely worth the trouble).

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The New York Times

Here the trouble begins.

2
Independent

Here's the trouble.

3
The New York Times

That is the trouble.

4
The New Yorker

Why the trouble?

5
The New Yorker

That was the trouble.

6
The New Yorker

You are the trouble.

7
The New York Times

There, the trouble started.

8
The New York Times

Then the trouble began.

9
The New York Times

It's worth the trouble".

10
The New Yorker

Why go through the trouble?

11
The New York Times - Magazine
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