Collocation
Who should I contact?
A question used to ask which person or organization you should get in touch with for help, information, or action.
Definition
'Who should I contact?' is a common English collocation. A question used to ask which person or organization you should get in touch with for help, information, or action.
Who should I + contact + ?
“Who should I contact if I have a problem with my order?”
Examples
- Who should I contact if my flight is canceled?
- Who should I contact about a billing mistake on my account?
- Who should I contact to reset my password?
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- I was not sure who I should contact at the university office.
- Could you tell me who I should contact for technical support?
- My manager asked who we should contact to confirm the delivery time.
- When the alarm went off, no one knew who they should contact first.
- Before signing anything, ask your lawyer who you should contact if the terms change.
- If the issue escalates, the guide explains who you should contact and what details to provide.
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