関係がある - Grammar Discussion

Grammar Points
#1

(not) involved with
(not) concerned with
(no) connection with
(no) relationship with
(not) related to

Structure

  • Noun + に/と + 関係がある / 関係がない
  • Noun1 + に/と + 関係 + が / の + ある / ない + Noun2

[Used to express something in relation to something else]
[に and と are generally interchangeable, but に is predominantly associated with non-reciprocated/one-sided relationships, while と is used more often in mutual/two-way relationships]

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#2

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For this question, may I ask why the correct answer has to be 関係はない? I have tried 関係がある but it triggers a yellow hint askiing me to change the particle.

#3

Isn’t it more or less the same idea than withことはない instead of ことがない？Basically が implies some specific case, some really concrete thing you’re focusing the topic on. In this case, since there is “not something”, it’s per definition a bit more broad, so it’s は.