Problem and Issue
issue (problem) and problem (problem) are often mistaken for the same meaning. This is because both words point to test or challenging situations.
Problem and Issue are important and definite issues; they need to receive necessary attention and resolution. The main difference between
issue and problem is the size of the problem they refer to. Issue is a small situation that can be solved through some discussions. It won't have much impact on people or their lives.
By comparison, Problem is a more important situation that needs to be overcome as soon as possible because it can change life.
Issue is a situation that requires discussion or debate. This situation is usually due to a specific topic, and different people may have different opinions.
An Issue can last for a long time, but it cannot change your life. However, this may cause a little annoyance at first.
On the other hand, Problem is a negative situation that needs to be addressed immediately or it may become more destructive. A problem that is not resolved in time may change your life.
Problem: The word "problem" is used to solve the problem.
Issue: The use of Issue is used because the problem is controversial.
The following two example sentences are given:
Poverty is a social problem.
Poverty is a social problem.
Homosexuality is considered as a social issue by some groups in the society.
Homosexuality is regarded as a social problem by some groups in the society.
