grammar · neutral
N + with + N/adj
A noun phrase using 'with' + noun/adjective to describe an accompanying feature of the noun, often replacing a relative clause (e.g. students with experience = students who have experience).
Examples
“Applicants with experience will be preferred.”
“A city with good transport links attracts tourists.”
“Books with pictures are easier for children to read.”
Band 8 sentence
“Communities with limited access to clean water face significant health challenges.”
Collocations
- with experience
- with access to
Common mistakes
People with who have experience are hired.→People with experience are hired.
The company with has many employees.→The company with many employees
Say it for a higher band
5who have + N→6who has N→7+N + with + N/adj
Easily confused
with + N vs who have + N
“Applicants with relevant qualifications were shortlisted.”
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