Could you explain me these verbs please
Complain about
Complain to
Don't explain what's the difference between these both but give me some sentence examples and explain them please :D thank you in advance
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You complain about an event, action, or object. Example: the customer complained about receiving poor service at a restaurant.
You complain to someone. Example: the customer complained to the manger of the restaurant.
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'Complain about' means the details you want to say something about it.
For example 'He complains about the weather' or 'She complains about the bad habbit of her husband.'
'Complain to' means talking to someone about your worries or dissatisfaction.
For example 'She complains to her friends about the ban habbit of her husband'
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'Complain about' means the details you want to say something about it.
For example 'He complains about the weather' or 'She complains about the bad habbit of her husband.'
'Complain to' means talking to someone about your worries or dissatisfaction.
For example 'She complains to her friends about the ban habbit of her husband'
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A girl was complaining about the noise upstairs.
Her brother told her to complain to the landlord.
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http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/complain
I think this is clear enough.
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