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01-Dec-2006, 14:05
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 related to / related with I've seen the collocation "related with" on the web, but just "related to" appears in my dictionary. Are both of them correct? Thanks! |
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02-Dec-2006, 03:19
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 Re: related to / related with 'Related with' is much less common, but it is used. |
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02-Oct-2009, 11:29
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| Re: related to / related with But is there any difference between the two? Or they are interchangeable? Thank you. |
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