'engaging' or 'engage in'?
Dear teachers,
Please refer to the following excerpts from a transcript (sources: https://singjupost.com/samsung-galaxy-s8-unpacked-2007-launch-event-full-transcript/)
"VR is not just about movies and games. So we’ve partnered with content creators like BuzzFeed and
NowThis who have massive audiences across their social and digital platform to bring you engaging
every-day content in 360."
I think the marked part should be modified as follows:
"VR is not just about movies and games. So we’ve partnered with content creators like BuzzFeed and
NowThis who have massive audiences across their social and digital platform to bring you to engage in
every-day content in 360."
What do you think of this to the eyes of the native speaker?
Thanks and best regards,
David Kim
Top answer
NowThis You have not copied and pasted very carefully, and your example is fragmentary. w=engaging&ls=a&loc=home_ac_engagin
- NowThis You have not copied and pasted very carefully, and your example is fragmentary.
- w=engaging&ls=a&loc=home_ac_engagin
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???NowThis
You have not copied and pasted very carefully, and your example is fragmentary.
??? to bring you engaging every-day content
'Engaging' is an adjective: https://www.onelook.com/?w=engaging&ls=a&loc=hom
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