Yilin Wang Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

an alternative to the relationship between A and B

I saw someone using " the relationship of A to B". Is it correct?
  

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Yilin **** I saw someone using " the relationship of A to B". Is it correct? Yes, but most often we use: " the relationship between A and B".

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Yilin **** I saw someone using " the relationship of A to B". Is it correct?
Yes, but most often we use:
" the relationship between A and B".
These are also possible:
" the relationship of A with B".
" the relationship of A and B".