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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Complained to

The person complained to/with the police about his mobile phone theft.

The student complained to/with the teacher about his classmate regularly quarreling with him.

Please check them.

Which one is correct either complain to or with?

  

Top answer

kumenglish The person complained to/with notified the police about the theft of his mobile phone. theft. You may register a complaint with the police about, for example, noise from the neighbours or a littering problem, but theft is a serious crime!

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  • kumenglish The person complained to/with notified the police about the theft of his mobile phone.
  • theft.
  • You may register a complaint with the police about, for example, noise from the neighbours or a littering problem, but theft is a serious crime!
  • kumenglish The student complained to /with the teacher about his classmate regularly quarreling with him.
  • Only "complained to" is correct.
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kumenglishThe person complained to/with notified the police about the theft of his mobile phone. theft.

You may register a complaint with the police about, for example, noise from the neighbours or a littering problem, but theft is a serious crime!

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