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Associated with
One of my colleagues used "associated to." I said it should read "associated with." Is there a list that I could generate addressing correct usage of verbs followed by "with" and "to"? Thanks and have a great day.
Dr. J.
PS Does the question mark in the next to last sentence go before or after the quotation mark?
Dr. J.
PS Does the question mark in the next to last sentence go before or after the quotation mark?
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'Associated' is used mostly with 'with', but it can be followed by 'to' when it means 'elected as an associate'. (EX) They were associated to Royal Academy = They were elected associates of Royal Academy.
- 'Associated' is used mostly with 'with', but it can be followed by 'to' when it means 'elected as an associate'.
- (EX) They were associated to Royal Academy = They were elected associates of Royal Academy.
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'Associated' is used mostly with 'with', but it can be followed by 'to' when it means 'elected as an associate'.
(EX) They were associated to Royal Academy
= They were elected associates of Royal Academy.
(EX) They were associated to Royal Academy
= They were elected associates of Royal Academy.
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PS Does the question mark in the next to last sentence go before or after the quotation mark?
After!
MrP
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