'connected to' or 'connected with'

[Liza]

Hi,

Would you tell me which is correct?

These are good materials connected to the lecture.
These are good materials connected with the lecture.

thank you

[Alan]

Hi,

I would suggest that usually 'connected to' is a physical connection in the sense that 'my computer is connected to a printer' and 'connected with' is usually used in the sense of 'in relationship' as in: Here are some useful grammar books connected with the topic we discussed.

Alan
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[Lxguy]

Tks for so clear explanation.

[Torsten]

Hi lxguy,

Your sentence should read "Thanks for such a clear explanation". If you really want to thank somebody you should make the effort of typing the word "thanks" properly. Abbreviations like "Tks" don't exist in English.

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