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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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participate in and participate at?

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00To participate at this level ... ( I'd say yes) , He participated at Wimbledon many times, He participated at a trade fair., i.e. a place.?02br
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0Hi,02br
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0Very interesting point, and nicely argued with those parentheses, Clive050010id1
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What about at an event? "participate at an event" or "participate in an event"
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Just a thought I'd like to share in connection with the post by 'Anonymous' in which he/she claims it would be correct to say "He participated at Wimbledon many times... he participated at a trade fair.,etc.

I would think that the problem here is with the choice of the word 'participated' when what [ I feel] must be used is the word ' competed' at Wimbledon. It would however stil
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Another dilema...

How is it used when speaking about a website??

1) I'd like to invite you to (participate in) my website -----> may be the right way but doesn't sound like it...
2) I'd like to invite you to (participate at) my website -----> doesn't sound right at all
3) I'd like to invite you to (participate with) my website -----> doesn't sound right e
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Hi,
Sorry, but I don't see how a participatory approach to a "website" would work. Maybe participation in an activity linked to a website?
Eg.
Participate in writing the HTML code of a website.
or
Participate in the survey on a website.

AC

1) I'd like to invite you to (participate in) my website -----> may be the right way but doesn't sound like
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Anonymousyall dont even give out information so why do yall even have a website it dosent even contain what im trying to search up
If you tell us what you want to know, we can try to help you.
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