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[missdaredevil]

Is the with right in the sentence?

Thanks

Several times we asked someone for assistance using the phone, or in various hotels, enquired with the front desk about using the phone.

[bud]

In American English, it is more usual to say "... inquired at the front desk."

In the dictionary, it says that enquire is used in British English. I don't know if they say "enquire with" or "enquire at."

[asterix]

They say,"enquire at", too.