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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'too much troubles' is correct and can be used in written English
For example, you could say: "I'm having too much troubles at work lately."
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Of those that responded that they did nothing in particular (6.1%) on excessively hot days, reasons included "the heat does not affect me" (n = 29), "don't know what to do" (n = 10), "too much troubles" (n = 6) and "financial considerations" (n = 2).
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Too much trouble!
It was too much trouble.
It's too much trouble.
Nothing was too much trouble.
Well, not too much trouble.
Nothing is too much trouble for them.
Nothing is too much trouble for him.
If it's not too much trouble".
It was causing too much trouble.
But then she said it seemed like too much trouble.
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