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Susiecathy Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is it "assoicated with" or "associated to"?
I see a lot of "associated to" in my job as a technical editor. I always prefer "associated with."
Which is grammatically correct?
Signed,
Susie, the ever-curious
Which is grammatically correct?
Signed,
Susie, the ever-curious
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Welcome to the forums, Susie! I've never seen "associated to ". But there are many variations in the use of prepositions in the English-speaking world.
- Welcome to the forums, Susie!
- I've never seen "associated to ".
- But there are many variations in the use of prepositions in the English-speaking world.
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Welcome to the forums, Susie!
I've never seen "associated to". But there are many variations in the use of prepositions in the English-speaking world.
I've never seen "associated to". But there are many variations in the use of prepositions in the English-speaking world.
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