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Evo25 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

involve/involved

(1) Is there an activition fee involve/involved upon registering for this plan?
(2) We are going to look at the five tasks involve/involved in creating your strategic plans.
which is the answer for both sentecenses above?
in case (2),involved is considered be adj ??
  

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Both need "involved". Both are adjectival. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Both need "involved".
  • Both are adjectival.
  • CJ
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Both need "involved". Both are adjectival.
CJ
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Is there an activation fee involve upon registering for U38 plan?
http://u.com.my/umobile/page/PricePlan/PostPaid/U38/Faq
Because i found the word involve in this website is using involve..
that why i ask abou
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Evo25Is there an activation fee involve upon registering for U38 plan?
This is not correct. It may have been written by someone whose first language is not English. I would have written:
Is there an activation fee involved when registering for the U38 plan?
CJ
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