We use "issue" in a similar way to "problem" or "trouble", but it also has another meaning. It can mean a topic that people are talking about or disagreeing on. Social issues and political issues are examples …

A problem is larger in scale, often large enough to alter your life either temporarily or permanently. A problem can easily require the advice and guidance of those around you, in order to solve it. …

Sep 27, 2015 · Are the phrases "remediate an issue" and "remedy an issue" both correct, and are they synonymous?

2 They're exactly the same in meaning. 'No problem' might have been in common use for longer than 'No issues'. A while back people started using the word 'issue' in place of the word 'problem', …

Nov 26, 2015 · Is there any difference between "solved the problem" and "fixed the problem"? Do people actually use both forms?

Oct 5, 2016 · The conclusion reached with solving a problem, however, suggests the correct and definite answer has been found. Solve concerns logical problems: Solve a maths problem Solve a riddle …

2 Issue and concern, in the senses used here, are different, but can be used similarly. A concern is something to be concerned about, something that causes doubt or worry or similar. An issue is a …

When you find or encounter some situation (especially bad ones like difficulty or obstacle), which do you say? I face some problem or I'm faced with some problem ?

Jan 16, 2023 · (5b) Health care costs will continue to stay an issue of significant concern far into the future. (6a) If racism does remain a problem, how can conservatives object to remedying it?

One way to fix the problem is to use a different pronoun: If there are any books that are better than yours, this is one. Of course, another way to fix the problem is to simply use the first version of the …