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What is wrong in the sentence if anyone misbehaves with you should tell to teacher?

The sentence "If anyone misbehaves with you should tell to teacher" has a few grammatical errors:

* Missing subject: The second part of the sentence, "should tell to teacher," lacks a subject. Who should tell the teacher? You need to add the subject "you" before "should tell."

* Incorrect preposition: Instead of "to teacher," it should be "the teacher."

* Unnecessary "with you": The phrase "with you" is redundant. It's understood that someone is misbehaving *with* you.

Here's how to correct the sentence:

"If anyone misbehaves, you should tell the teacher."

This version is grammatically correct and conveys the intended meaning clearly.

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