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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
League
Not going to partake in the basketball league? ANd
Not going to participate in the basketball league?
Whats the difference between the two sentences?
Thanks!
Not going to participate in the basketball league?
Whats the difference between the two sentences?
Thanks!
Top answer
'Partake of' is a rather effete phrase best reserved for chocolate mousse.
- 'Partake of' is a rather effete phrase best reserved for chocolate mousse.
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'Partake of' is a rather effete phrase best reserved for chocolate mousse.
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I wouldn't use participate or partake when talking about "joining" a baseball league.
One participates/partake in an activity or event - probably not participate in a league or organization.
I am less sure on partake.
One participates/partake in an activity or event - probably not participate in a league or organization.
I am less sure on partake.
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