English Language & Usage Asked on May 11, 2021
When I was looking up the word ‘affiliate‘, the dictionary offered the example sentences which I’ve been really confused from.
The actual meaning of the word ‘affiliate’ is
Now, which sentence applies to which meaning?
I assume that the first sentence means that 2 schools have associated so now, they work as a whole and the second one refers to the fact, that these 2 companies have just a good relationship that helps them to be both more profitable. Am I right?
There is no difference between affiliate to and affiliate with. Both prepositions can be used indifferently. I've seen "affiliate to" in relating two colleges or a college to a university. However, affiliate with is more common and used predominantly.
Answered by Kalim pk on May 11, 2021
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