Sentence examples for i having trouble from inspiring English sources
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The phrase "I having trouble" is not grammatically correct and cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.
It is missing a verb and correct subject-verb agreement. It would need to be revised to "I am having trouble" or "I have been having trouble" to be considered grammatically correct. There are a few ways you could use this phrase in written English, but it would always need to be part of a larger sentence or clause. Here are two examples: - "I having trouble understanding this chapter. Can you explain it to me?" (Here, the phrase is part of a question and is followed by a verb in the -ing form.) - "Despite I having trouble with my computer, I was able to finish my project on time." (Here, the phrase is part of a longer clause and is followed by a subject and verb in the present tense.).
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