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This might not be a split you can eliminate; personally I hear people use both in speech all the time. I'd look for other errors before using this split to rule out answer choices.Frankenstein wrote:Hi,
correlates with(correct)
correlates to(incorrect)
I went through the above mentioned thread and found that Manhattan uses 'correlates with' *only*.honeysn wrote:Correlates With.
But not sure, experts please advice.
Found below link on same discussion, hope this will be useful.
https://www.beatthegmat.com/correlate-to ... 13887.html
Hi,chendawg wrote:This might not be a split you can eliminate; personally I hear people use both in speech all the time. I'd look for other errors before using this split to rule out answer choices.Frankenstein wrote:Hi,
correlates with(correct)
correlates to(incorrect)
Hi,confuse mind wrote:I went through the above mentioned thread and found that Manhattan uses 'correlates with' *only*.honeysn wrote:Correlates With.
But not sure, experts please advice.
Found below link on same discussion, hope this will be useful.
https://www.beatthegmat.com/correlate-to ... 13887.html
This reminded me of 'compared with and compared to' which are both correct and are contextual.
Experts, can I take from this that 'correlates to' is always wrong.
