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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Any_TroubleAny Trouble - Wikipedia

    Any Trouble are a British rock band that had a brief period of success in the early 1980s. Learn about their history, albums, members and re-formation.

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  3. anytrouble.netAny Trouble

    ALL CONTENTS © ANY TROUBLE, 2022 WEBSITE BY ELECTRIC KIWI. MENU CLOSE. Home; Bio; Discography; Photos; Contact

  4. textranch.com › c › any-trouble-or-any-troublesany trouble or any troubles? - TextRanch

    Mar 19, 2024 · Both 'any trouble' and 'any troubles' are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Any trouble' is more commonly used when asking if someone is experiencing difficulty or problems, while 'any troubles' can be used in a similar way but is less common.

  5. englishrecap.com › other-ways-to-say-i-apologize10 Other Ways to Say “I Apologize for the Inconvenience”

    • I’m Sorry for the Inconvenience Caused. Instead of saying “I apologize for the inconvenience,” you can try “I’m sorry for the inconvenience caused.” Realistically, there’s not much difference between them.
    • Please Accept My Apologies for the Inconvenience. Knowing how to apologize without saying “sorry” is easy with “please accept my apologies.” Instead of “sorry,” it starts with “please.”
    • I Regret Any Inconvenience. Try using “I regret any inconvenience” in your professional emails. It’s a great choice when apologizing for messing up someone’s schedule.
    • I Apologize for Any Trouble. The more respectful and polite you sound, the more the recipient will believe what you’re saying. Therefore, it’s best to be as sincere as possible.

  6. english.stackexchange.com › questions › 445643sentence - any trouble or any troubles? - English Language ...

    May 11, 2018 · In this sentence, should I use "trouble" or "troubles"? I thought that I should use trouble because it is after the word "any", but my tutor changed it to troubles. Which is correct? If you dare...

  7. twominenglish.com › any-problem-or-any-problemsAny Problem or Any Problems – Which Is Correct?

    Mar 28, 2024 · Use “any problem” when talking about a single issue that might not be specific. For example, “If you have any problem, let me know.” On the other hand, use “any problems” when referring to multiple issues or concerns. An example would be, “Did you face any problems during your trip?”

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  9. www.allmusic.com › artist › any-trouble-mn0000589564Any Trouble Songs, Albums, Reviews, Bio & More... | AllMusic

    Explore Any Trouble's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about Any Trouble on AllMusic.