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Teal lime Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Enlist in the army & join the army
Is there a difference between "to join the army" and "to enlist in the army"?
If so, when should I use each of them?
Would you please give me a few examples?
Thank you
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Whichever you choose, you end up in the army. If there's any difference, 'enlist' means 'sign up' and 'join' means 'begin active service'.
- Whichever you choose, you end up in the army.
- If there's any difference, 'enlist' means 'sign up' and 'join' means 'begin active service'.
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Whichever you choose, you end up in the army.
If there's any difference, 'enlist' means 'sign up' and 'join' means 'begin active service'.
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teal limeWould you please give me a few examples?
Just put 'join the army/navy' and 'enlist in the army/navy' into FrazeIt:
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