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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Emerge oneself into???
In this sentence:
If you are looking for a city to emerge yourself into with great food, beautiful crafts and stunning architecture...
Is 'to emerge oneself into' an existing expression?
I think the verb 'emerge' is intransitive so it cannot take the object.
And it seems like 'immerse' would be okay instead of 'emerge'.
Am i right?
If you are looking for a city to emerge yourself into with great food, beautiful crafts and stunning architecture...
Is 'to emerge oneself into' an existing expression?
I think the verb 'emerge' is intransitive so it cannot take the object.
And it seems like 'immerse' would be okay instead of 'emerge'.
Am i right?
Top answer
'emerge yourself in' sounds better to me.
- 'emerge yourself in' sounds better to me.
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