Is “connected with” grammatically correct?
Is “connected with” grammatically correct?
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This phrase is correct and is used to state that a person, place, or thing is closely associated with another by being connected or related to it. For example, “Jane is connected with English Notes.”
In this case, the use of “connected with” is grammatically correct because it is used as an adverb. “Connected with” is one of the many adverbs that you can use in a sentence to make it more descriptive. For example, if you want to emphasize that something is connected to something else, you can use “connected to”. e.g. “My friend is connected to my family.”