Question

The public was cautioned ____ Pickpockets

Answer 1

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Answer:

The public was cautioned of Pickpockets.

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Answer 2

The public cautioned against pickpockets.

• When combined with the preposition "against," the verb "caution" becomes a phrasal verb.
• The phrase "caution against" means to take this opportunity to remind someone or something.
• The word "against" is used to describe negative, antagonistic, or opposed responses to things like persons, events, beliefs, situations, etc.
• The statement cautions the public about pickpockets and uses the passive voice.
• Pickpocketing is a kind of thievery that involves taking money or other valuables from a victim's person or pocket while the victim is not immediately aware of the theft.
• As shown in the statement above, the word "against" should be used to fill in the blank.