Fix grammatical errors in this sentence: It is no trouble, so I'll get summer vacation feeling good.
It is no trouble, so I'll get a summer vacation.
The word "no trouble" is not a verb. It is a noun.
The word "no trouble" is a verb.
The word "no trouble" is a noun.
The word "no trouble" is a pronoun.
The word "no trouble" is a noun.
The word "no trouble" is a verb.
The word "no trouble" is a pronoun.
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The first time I saw, I was surprised to see that he was a man of the world.
- The first time I saw him, I was amazed to see him.
- The first time I saw him, I was amazed to see him.
- The first time I saw him, I was amazed to see him.
- The first time I saw him, I was amazed to see him.
- The first time I saw him, I was amazed to see him