With/To

[Allen165]

"That decision belongs with/to the Court."

What's your preference, "with" or "to"? I believe they're both correct.

Thanks!

[Mannysteps]

"That decision belongs with/to the Court."

What's your preference, "with" or "to"? I believe they're both correct.

Thanks!

Not a teacher:

Since:

"Belong to" denotes ownership.

And

"Belong with" means that things should be together

I'd say both can be used.

I've also recently read in an American newspaper:

"Pensions decision belongs in court"

More food for thought...

M.

[Allen165]

Not a teacher:

Since:

"Belong to" denotes ownership.

And

"Belong with" means that things should be together

I'd say both can be used.

I've also recently read in an American newspaper:

"Pensions decision belongs in court"

More food for thought...

M.

"That decision belongs with the Court" is what I recently read in a textbook; the author was a Brit.

I don't think your distinction between "belong with" and "belong to" applies here.

[Raymott]

"That decision belongs with/to the Court."

What's your preference, "with" or "to"? I believe they're both correct.

Thanks!

They're both OK.