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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Hi,

"I'm not a long time in to politics" (like just got into politics)

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Anonymous Hi, "I'm not a long time in to politics" (like just got into politics) thanks In AmEng, "I've not been [involved in] or [into] politics very long" sounds much more normal. 'Involved in' would mean actually engaged in the activities; 'into' would mean more like a fan or student.

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  • Anonymous Hi, "I'm not a long time in to politics" (like just got into politics) thanks In AmEng, "I've not been [involved in] or [into] politics very long" sounds much more normal.
  • 'Involved in' would mean actually engaged in the activities; 'into' would mean more like a fan or student.
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AnonymousHi,

"I'm not a long time in to politics" (like just got into politics)

thanks
In AmEng, "I've not been [involved in] or [into] politics very long" sounds much more normal. 'Involved in' would mean actually engaged in the activities; 'into' would mean more like a fan or student.
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