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Jake Lee Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"has involved in" vs "is involved in"
Is the following sentence awkward?
"Since then, I began to make small donations from time to time, learning more about the activities and projects the organization has involved in".
I think it should say "...the organization is involved in."
Thanks for the help in advance,
"Since then, I began to make small donations from time to time, learning more about the activities and projects the organization has involved in".
I think it should say "...the organization is involved in."
Thanks for the help in advance,
Top answer
is involved in'.
- is involved in'.
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