Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If there is any problems, let the technician know immediately. § You will need to switch the line from your old modem to the new modem. Not the phone line, but ...
• Not to mention the fact that if you go through the proper procedures to get their blessing, you will have them on your side if there is any problems. Yes, the image  ...
• If there is any problems in initializing the broadcasting, D3DGear will warn user by displaying an error message inside game. If user experience video stream ...
• Contact us immediately if there is any problems. Remove Nightcrawlers from bag and place in plastic cooler, tub or bait container that has a lid. If container has ...

• I know the correct way would be: "If there is any problem, let me know" But isn't there any alternative that doesn't start with If? Thanks :D. nilart, May 14, 2010.
• Jul 13, 2011 ... ... grammatically correct? Or should the senders have used the following instead: If there is any problem, please call me at XXX
• If there is any problem with your fingernails that changes their appearance, your doctor might want to run tests to figure out what the problem is. This can include ...
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• Aren't both of the following equivalent: 1: If there be any problem, please let me know. 2: If there is any problem, please let me know. Thanks for the guidance.