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The sentence "I am in a difficulty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to explain that you are currently facing a problem or that something is hard for you to do. For example: "I am having difficulty understanding this calculus concept, so I'm going to seek help from my professor."
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"But now, when I am in difficulties, real difficulties, no one will help.
So let me try to understand: If I am in financial difficulty, I should borrow a bunch of money and spend my way back into prosperity?
Clearly I was in a society that had some difficulties reconciling vigorous expressions of individual identity with national expectation, and I reminded myself that this same problem has plagued people of African origin as they try to make a life for themselves in a wide range of societies.
In the past, I had a lot difficulty building a team; now I am in difficulty when I choose the players.
JS once replied: "At present I am in difficulties; but as long as I have a shilling you shall have half".
He said he was in a "difficulty", adding: "The difficulty is very simple.
You know, I'm in difficulty.
I talk to them about the difficulties I was in".
I was having a little difficulty mustering interest in Jodie Kidd's ancestry, the subject of this week's Who Do You Think You Are?
Although distinguishing of Si-III and Si-XII from Si-I apparently has been a difficulty in previous MD studies because the coordination numbers of these phases are identical at four, the two metastable phases can be readily identified from Si-I by searching the presence of the fifth neighboring atom within a non-bonding length.
"I think there's a difficulty in getting through to people who live in a society that's so geographically mobile," Wildcat said.
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