Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• May 27, 2013 ... ... someone born before 1980, just keep telling him "No problem" when they ask you to do something that is most certainly NOT a problem.
• Jul 3, 2012 ... Many people seem to have adopted the expression "Not a problem" in place of " You're welcome." For example, if I thank someone in email, ...
• Apr 20, 2007 ... I'd normally say "it's no problem", but now that I've heard some chap saying "it's not a problem" I'm no longer sure whether "it's no problem" is ...
• Jan 12, 2015 ... [It] is not [a problem][to do that]. (we added the pronoun "it". A pronoun, speaking simply, is a word that is used as a stand
• in for a noun.

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