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JLPT N2Written, formalNotices, news

に伴ともなって・に伴ともないalong with; as a consequence of

One development brings another with it. That can be a slow change, or a single event and what comes of it: a move, a new law, building work.

How to form it

Noun + に伴ともなって/に伴ともない

に伴ともない is the more document-like of the two. A verb comes before it both with の and without: 増ふえるのに伴ともなって, 進すすむに伴ともない.

Before a noun

Noun + に伴ともなう + noun

法ほう改かい正せいに伴ともなう変へん更こう, the changes that come with the new law.

Before it
A change or an event: 増ぞう加か, 普ふ及きゅう (spread), 移い転てん (a move), 工こう事じ (building work), 改かい正せい (a change in the law).
After it
Another change, or what is being done because of it.
Where you'll meet it
Notices from companies, stations and city offices, business email, the news. In conversation people say ので or で: 工こう事じで.

In use

It doesn't need gradual change

につれて and にしたがって need a change that takes time. に伴ともなって also takes one event, where English says "with" or "due to".

Not said: 引ひっ越こしにつれて、住じゅう所しょが変かわりました。

(With my move, my address has changed.)

A move is one event: 引ひっ越こしに伴ともない、住じゅう所しょが変かわりました.

The four words for "as … changes"

につれてN3

Both sides change little by little. Neutral: people say it as well as write it.

とともにN3

The same as につれて, in a stiffer voice. After a person it is "together with".

にしたがってN2

Also the same as につれて, a little formal: reports and explanations. It alone can mean "following" an instruction or a rule (指し示じにしたがって).

に伴ともなってN2This page

One development brings another with it. It can be a single event and what comes of it, so nothing has to be gradual. The most formal of the four.

Check yourself

1A notice at a bus stop. Which one fits?

新しん駅えきの開かい業ぎょう(  )、バスの路ろ線せんが変へん更こうになります。

Choose an answer to see why.

2Which one fits?

今こん回かいの値ね上あげは、電でん気き料りょう金きんの上じょう昇しょう(  )ものです。

Choose an answer to see why.

More detail

With を, 伴ともなう is "come with" or "involve": 危き険けんを伴ともなう仕し事ごと.

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