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S.P.I. Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

To or with?

What's the difference b/w those two sentences?

1) What is your connection to Dimitri?

2) What is your connection with Dimitri?

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I would use "with" in situations like this. You may catch the train that connects to Albany at the last station in NYC. Two things connect with ; two things are connected to each other by something inbetween.

— Philip

  • I would use "with" in situations like this.
  • You may catch the train that connects to Albany at the last station in NYC.
  • Two things connect with ; two things are connected to each other by something inbetween.
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I would use "with" in situations like this.

You may catch the train that connects to Albany at the last station in NYC.

Two things connect with; two things are connected to each other by something inbetween.
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