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we have had issues vs we have had issue

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'We have had issues' is the correct phrase when referring to multiple problems or difficulties that have occurred in the past. On the other hand, 'we have had issue' is not commonly used in English. It is more natural to use the plural form 'issues' to indicate multiple problems.

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we have had issues

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English when referring to multiple problems or difficulties that have occurred in the past.

This phrase is used to indicate that there have been various problems or challenges in the past.

Examples:

  • We have had issues with the new software implementation.
  • Over the years, we have had issues with our internet connection.
  • The project faced delays because we have had issues with the suppliers.
  • We have had issues resolving conflicts within the team.
  • The company has had issues meeting its financial targets.
  • Jan 26, 2015 ... "We have always had good service thru Ilines w/very few outages & the staff is always very responsive when we have had issues. Working from ...
  • 19 hours ago ... #“We have had issues from time to time, but the lawyers from the Attorney General's Office, the gaming houses and the casinos have had ...
  • 22 hours ago ... #He said: “The transition process has gone very smoothly (although) we have had issues from time to time. #“Lawyers from the Attorney ...
  • Feb 17, 2015 ... For the past three years since the summer of 2012, we have had issues with neighbors down by the local beach… 26 February 2015. Dee

Alternatives:

  • We have encountered problems
  • We have faced challenges
  • We have experienced difficulties
  • We have come across issues
  • We have dealt with issues

we have had issue

This phrase is not commonly used in English. It is more natural to use the plural form 'issues' to indicate multiple problems.

  • Unfortunately, we have had some issues with Charlotte of late.
  • In our discussions we have had two key issues before us.
  • The fact that we have had to issue so many statements at such a rapid pace obviously reflects the growing number of executions in Iran, including of minors.
  • Peter, we have had our... issues, but I've always respected your political abilities.
  • Mr von Wogau deserves much praise for drawing to a conclusion the lengthy negotiations that we have had on this important issue.
  • We haven't had an issue for about two weeks now. I guess there hasn't been that much news.
  • Given the intense debate we have had on this issue at the G20 summit in Toronto this seems out of reeach in the near term.
  • Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I thank you for the constructive discussion we have had on the important issue of the relationship between the environment and health.
  • That is why I have also decided as far as possible to take into account the results of the many long negotiations which we have already had on this issue in the Council of Ministers.
  • We have had talk on this issue, year in, year out.
  • We have already had the issue of Chinese and Pakistani textiles, and numerous similar problems could arise in a whole range of areas, from agriculture to textiles and from cars to parts.
  • I mean, his issues had issues.
  • Jessica confided to colleagues that she had issues with you.
  • I must have had issues as a child.
  • Strauss and I had issues during the Amerithrax case.
  • We had issues like every couple, but they were not insurmountable.
  • I've always had issues with authority figures.
  • But clearly she had issues breaking back out.
  • Truth is I've always had issues with anger.
  • Sounds like your boyfriend Ryan had issues with Jason before he snapped.

Alternatives:

  • We have had issues

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