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Hi, in the Longman Exam Coach, I ran into two sentences:
If symptoms persist, consult a doctor without delay.
I need to consult with my lawyer.
So, is there any rule of thumb about using the prepostion 'with' after the verb 'consult'?
Thanks in advance
Rule of thumb: don't use with after consult.
Use 'confer with' if that's what you mean.
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