Accompanied "by" something is the idiomatic usage: with something extra to go along with something else; with something to complement something else. Dessert was accompanied by a fine white wine. …

Jan 20, 2010 · I'm not sure 'accompanied with' is always wrong though. According to a grammar website which cites Thomas Bernstein, author of a style guide, "we say "accompanied with [things]" and …

Jan 12, 2025 · Hi! I wonder which one is correct in this case between "accompanying" and "accompanied by." "For example, digital networks may make it easier to create efficient technologies …

Because accompanied to is so common a collocation with destinations and venues and activities, usages like I was accompanied by my friends for a concert. get interfered with and thus sound marginal.

Nov 8, 2006 · Mr. Brian Molestrangler, accompanied by his beautiful wife, Celia, sat down to a delicious meal of roast venison accompanied by a red, fruity, vintage Bordeaux.

Jun 21, 2014 · I accompanied my friend to/ for/ on shopping. We use 'to' preposition after the word accompany, when it is about a place but here in case of gerund, what should be the correct …

Apr 3, 2014 · Hello teachers, Can both of them be used in an emergency room by a doctor? a) Have you come here alone or accompanied? b) Have you come here alone or with company? Thanks in advance.

May 30, 2009 · Hello, folks. Suppose that there is a conference to be held somewhere along with and a small showroom at the same time, what is the best phrase to connect between the two events? The …

When you say "X is accompanied by Y", you put stress on "X", and make it look original, more important. Thus, without any context, it indeed looks as if Y joined X's company and went along or followed.

Mar 7, 2007 · 1) Children must be accompanied by a parent. 2) Children must be accompanied by parents. How would a native speaker interprete these sentences? If there are three children: A, B, …