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Veronica 222 Posted 13 years ago
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to be engaged/to be interested
what is the difference between "to be engaged/to be interested?
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I believe that to be engaged in something is to be actively involved, while being interested may or may nor include activity in the field.
- I believe that to be engaged in something is to be actively involved, while being interested may or may nor include activity in the field.
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I believe that to be engaged in something is to be actively involved, while being interested may or may nor include activity in the field.
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