The following is a sentence I used -
Read these stories. See how many you can relate to with your own childhood
Somehow this relate to with was there in my subconscious mind, but now I feel it is not correct. Should I use relate to/with instead?
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Sign up to join this communityThe following is a sentence I used -
Read these stories. See how many you can relate to with your own childhood
Somehow this relate to with was there in my subconscious mind, but now I feel it is not correct. Should I use relate to/with instead?
Using relate to or relate with is certainly correct. Using relate to with your own childhood is also correct as it can be interpreted as relate to using your own childhood.
In the example you give I think you should just remove the 'with'. It makes perfectly good sense without it and I believe it says exactly what you want to say.
I am glad an answer above encourages me to say relate with instead of relate to because with implies closeness whereas to implies distance.