Communication
no trouble
no difficulty or inconvenience
People say 'no trouble' to reassure someone that something is easy and causes no inconvenience.
Hear it in real life
Sorry to ask you for a lift.
No trouble at all.
It is no trouble; I am going that way anyway.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: I don't have a trouble asking the receptionist for help.
Say: I don't have trouble asking the receptionist for help.
Learners may add an article before uncountable 'trouble' in this phrase.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
it is no trouble; no trouble at all
Your turn: say it out loud
It is no trouble; I am going that way anyway.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
no trouble
no difficulty or inconvenience
“It is no trouble; I am going that way anyway.”
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