Re: A grammer question: "associated with" or "associated to"

[Brian Hooper <hooperbc -at- mindspring -dot- com>]

Pete,

I'll leave it up to a fellow Techewhirler to offer the full grammatical defense,
but the second choice is correct.

Brian

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Brian C. Hooper
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Peter Kleczka wrote:

> Techwrlers
>
> Of the following sentences:
> 1. "The widget is associated to the gadget."
> 2. "The widget is associated with the gadget."
>
> Are both of these gramatically correct?
> I have the feeling that the first one is
> incorrect, but can't explain why.


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