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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Engross oneself in or into something
Does the phrase "to engross oneself in or into something" make sense in English?
If so, would you please give me a few examples of how to use it?
Thank you.
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In the US today, the verb "engross" is almost never heard. I'm a native English speaker in the US and I've never used it in speech or writing in my life.
- In the US today, the verb "engross" is almost never heard.
- I'm a native English speaker in the US and I've never used it in speech or writing in my life.
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In the US today, the verb "engross" is almost never heard. I'm a native English speaker in the US and I've never used it in speech or writing in my life.
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teal limeDoes the phrase "to engross oneself inor intosomething" make sense in English?
Not with "into", and even with "in" it is about as rare as hens' teeth.
I recommend you treat it as a nightmare and try to put it out of your mind.
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