During power cuts, one can never get ________ to the customer service executive to ________ a complaint regarding the same.

Question

Accepted Answer

**Solution:**

1. The phrase "get across to someone" means to successfully communicate or reach someone, which fits the context of contacting a customer service executive.

2. The verb "lodge" is commonly used with "complaint" to mean formally submitting or filing a complaint.

3. Other options use incorrect prepositions or verbs that do not collocate naturally with "complaint" or the context:
   - "get through to" is possible but "write a complaint" is less common than "lodge a complaint".
   - "get over to" and "dictate a complaint" are unnatural.
   - "get along to" and "create a complaint" are incorrect collocations.

**Answer:** 1 (across, lodge)

Answer

Answer

Answer