Collocation
have trouble
Definition
to experience difficulty doing something
'have trouble' is a common English collocation. to experience difficulty doing something
have trouble + V-ing / have trouble + with + noun
“I have trouble sleeping when it's hot.”
Examples
- I _____ trouble remembering names.
- She _____ trouble finding the correct file on her computer.
- We _____ trouble with the Wi-Fi in this building.
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- He _____ trouble understanding the teacher's instructions.
- Are you _____ trouble logging in to your account?
- They _____ trouble with the new software at first.
- If you _____ trouble sleeping, try turning off your phone earlier.
- The team is _____ trouble meeting the deadline because of delays.
- I would _____ trouble focusing without a quiet place to work.