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このしごとはきけんを伴う

I am aware of the にともなう construct.
Is this any different?
When would ともなう take the を particle rather than に?

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    I think it's about time you bought a decent dictionary. They come with example sentences of all common (and many uncommon) word senses and any of the typical grammatical constructions corresponding to them. – Will Oct 29 '14 at 13:28
  • Some of the popular dictionaries are freely available on the Internet. Try weblio for example. – a user Oct 29 '14 at 13:53

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The difference is the object.

“AがBに伴う” = “A accompanies B”

“BがAを伴う” = “B is accompanied by A”

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  • How about 同伴? Someone remarked to me that 2) example would be more natural with 同伴. Or 同行 Or even ついていく... Should I open a new question? – Aki Oct 30 '14 at 04:41
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    @Aki In short, they are not interchangeable. I think you should open a new question. – a user Oct 30 '14 at 14:46