Difference between Ｖるのにともなって and Ｖるにともなって?


I've been trying to work out the usage of にともなう, にともなって, and so on, but am
having difficulty understanding the difference between placing the particle の
after a verb and before にともなう. One grammar resource that I have only gives the
usage with の as examples, while another only gives the usage without it as
examples.

The first gives as an example: マラソン大会が行われるのに伴って、この道路は通行止めになります。

The second gives as an example: 秋が深まるにともなって、山の紅葉が進む。

Is there a general rule for when to use each of these patterns?




The particle に does not usually readily take on a postposition to a verb. That
is why the nominaliser の comes in to "rescue" the situation. Then as the
structure becomes formed, the nominalisation is implicitly understood and
forms the zero-nominalised form without the の.

Zero-nominalisation is when nominalisation occurs without an overt particle.

If you have A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar, I think you can
refer to page 291. There is a similar situation with には and のには. The
dictionary notes that there is no difference between them.

Consider:

>   * It takes a considerable amount of time in order to learn Japanese
>
>   * 日本語を習うのにはかなりの時間がかかる (with overt nominalisation)
>
>   * 日本語を習うにはかなりの時間がかかる (zero-nominalisation)
>
>

The meaning is the same for both of them.




The particle に does not usually readily take on a postposition to a verb. That
is why the nominaliser の comes in to "rescue" the situation. Then as the
structure becomes formed, the nominalisation is implicitly understood and
forms the zero-nominalised form without the の.

Zero-nominalisation is when nominalisation occurs without an overt particle.

If you have A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar, I think you can
refer to page 291. There is a similar situation with には and のには. The
dictionary notes that there is no difference between them.

Consider:

>   * It takes a considerable amount of time in order to learn Japanese
>
>   * 日本語を習うのにはかなりの時間がかかる (with overt nominalisation)
>
>   * 日本語を習うにはかなりの時間がかかる (zero-nominalisation)
>
>

The meaning is the same for both of them.

