Was ist der Unterschied zwischen a relationship of.... und a relationship between..... ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

@alex1986: I'm struggling to think of an example for 'a relationship of'. In scientific speech you could say 'a relationship of reciprocity' or when talking about people or politicians 'a relationship of convenience', but they are both very sophisticated in style and you would rarely come across them. 'A relationship of' is always followed by an abstract noun.

'A relationship between' is used far more often. It just means two things are related; 'there is a relationship between life expectancy and income'.

Let me know if you have any questions