[Grammar] Can a sentence start with "Having aggrieved with"?

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Can a sentence start with "Having aggrieved with"?
Example: Having aggrieved with the attitude of the Police Officer, the farmer complained to the Minister.
Is the sentence correct? If not, what should I write?
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Can a sentence start with "Having aggrieved with"?

No.

'Being aggrieved with/by the attitude of the police officer . . .'

You could say 'Having a grievance with the attitude . . .' or 'Aggrieved with/by the attitude . . .'

There's no need to capitalise 'police officer' or 'minister'.

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Thank you.

'Being aggrieved with the attitude of the police officer . . .'

You could say 'Having a grievance with the attitude . . .'

There's no need to capitalise 'police officer' or 'minister'.

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Your thanks are appreciated, rohan, but you don't need to send them in a separate post or quote our replies back to us.

We are all happy to accept a simple click on the Like button as your acknowledgement of our help.


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