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Manglish Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

complement with or with complement

I always notice the words 'complement with','with complement','complement from' and etc. which the correct to address or to write if I want to complement something to someone?
  

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Hi, It will be easier to answer you if you try to write a few examples of sentences I think you mean 'compl i ment' ? Best wishes, Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, It will be easier to answer you if you try to write a few examples of sentences I think you mean 'compl i ment' ?
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

It will be easier to answer you if you try to write a few examples of sentences

I think you mean 'compliment'?

Best wishes, Clive
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For example I give books to my friends and inside I write : "A compliment copy from Joe Buzz" or "A compliment copy"

Regards,Manglish
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"A complimentary copy for my very good friend ........ from Joe Buzz" [= A copy of this book is given free to my friend as a compliment to him]
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