They mean the same thing. I would use "connects with" since "connects to" implies a more literal connection, but the difference is very slight. Either one would be accepted without a problem.
agree. It is a matter of preference. We tend to use connect with, when using names (of persons/places)and connect to for things other than names: as: John and Mary were connected with each other during the meeting. This tunnel connects England with France. Please connect this end of the pipe to the input point of tap. Reply With Quote
They mean the same thing. I would use "connects with" since "connects to" implies a more literal connection, but the difference is very slight. Either one would be accepted without a problem.
ردحذفagree. It is a matter of preference. We tend to use connect with, when using names (of persons/places)and connect to for things other than names: as:
ردحذفJohn and Mary were connected with each other during the meeting.
This tunnel connects England with France.
Please connect this end of the pipe to the input point of tap.
Reply With Quote