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Please help to perfect my grammar, lot of confusion and trouble, please help me.
Now usage of "complains of" and "complaints of"
Now usage of "complains of" and "complaints of"
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Ms. Sue
The phrase "complains of" is correct.
He complains of constant pain in his big toe.
He complains of constant pain in his big toe.
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