Prepositions - Prepositions of Company and Connection
These prepositions indicate people or things that accompany each other or are connected in some way.
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alongside
[preposition]
in collaboration or cooperation with
Ex: She worked alongside her colleagues to complete the project.
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with
[preposition]
used when two or more things or people are together in a single place
Ex: I went to the park with my friends.
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Sign inalong with
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together with something else
Ex: An instruction manual came along with the new appliance.
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Sign inin association with
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in partnership with a particular person, organization, or entity
Ex: The event was organized in association with several local businesses.
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Sign inin combination with
[preposition]
together with something else
Ex: The medication should be taken in combination with a healthy diet for the best results.
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Sign inin concert with
[preposition]
used to covey that two or more people or things are working together to achieve a common goal
Ex: The two departments worked in concert with each other to streamline the project's workflow.
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Sign inin conjunction with
[preposition]
in combination or partnership with another
Ex: The marketing team is working in conjunction with the design department to create a new advertising campaign.
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Sign inin tandem with
[preposition]
used to show that two or more people or things are working together or happening at the same time to achieve a common goal
Ex: The two departments worked in tandem with each other to complete the project on time.
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Sign inin unison with
[preposition]
acting or happening together in perfect agreement or harmony
Ex: The choir sang in unison with the orchestra, creating a beautiful and cohesive performance.
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