Enter the ID of the organization that you want to associate
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Enter the ID of the organization to which you want to associate
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both are correct-- but have different meanings.Enter the ID of the organization that you want to associate
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Enter the ID of the organization to which you want to associate
1st says- enter the ID of the organisation that you want to associate with.....
2nd - enter the ID of the org to which you want to associate... ( something)
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enter the ID of the org to which you want to get associated with.
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I think "Enter the ID of the organization that you want to associate " should be the right answer.subgeeth wrote:Enter the ID of the organization that you want to associate
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Enter the ID of the organization to which you want to associate
Ask yourself, Enter the ID of the organization,
Which organization?
"that you want to associate."
that is used as an essential modifier
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Both "that" and "to which" are essential modifiers, so both of them are correct.subgeeth wrote:Enter the ID of the organization that you want to associate
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Enter the ID of the organization to which you want to associate
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The idiom is normally "associate with", though, rather than "associate to."
Otherwise, you all seem to have a handle on how this can work -- very often, a verb will work differently depending on whether there is a preposition idiomatically attached to one of its meanings.
Otherwise, you all seem to have a handle on how this can work -- very often, a verb will work differently depending on whether there is a preposition idiomatically attached to one of its meanings.
