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Mon 3 Mar, 2014 02:40 am
Hi there! :-)
If a person who can solve different kind of problems, is he considered as problems solver or problem solver?
For example: David is a problems solver, he knows how to fix the broken windows / doors / bicycle chain etc.
Please advise!
Thank you very much!
@troubleshooter,
I believe that the average native speaker of English (at least in the United States) would say a problem solver.
@troubleshooter,
troubleshooter wrote:
Hi there! :-)
If a person who can solve different kind of problems, is he considered as problems solver or problem solver?
For example: David is a problems solver, he knows how to fix the broken windows / doors / bicycle chain etc.
Please advise!
Thank you very much!
David is a problem solver.
David
@OmSigDAVID,
I am not a native Entglish speaker,but I think "a problem solver" will be better.Thank you.
@Jiangwenyan,
I am so sorry about the word “English”，I don't know much about computer.
@Jiangwenyan,
OK. Don 't forget to put the spaces in.
@OmSigDAVID,
sure :-) Thanks for "solving my problem" :-)
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