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Harry1999 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Use of "Involved"
In the sentence below the word "involved" is used as an adjective.
When I meet a person or a group of people, I get involved in their discussions easily and I get carried away, but in the end, the people start laughing at me, make fun of me - then, I repent and ask myself "If I hadn't(got) involved, it would have been much better"
Does "get involved" used in above sentence imply that "to become part of something"?
Thanks,
Harry
When I meet a person or a group of people, I get involved in their discussions easily and I get carried away, but in the end, the people start laughing at me, make fun of me - then, I repent and ask myself "If I hadn't(got) involved, it would have been much better"
Does "get involved" used in above sentence imply that "to become part of something"?
Thanks,
Harry
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harry1999 Does "get involved" used in above sentence imply that "to become part of something"? Yes. To become part of something.
- harry1999 Does "get involved" used in above sentence imply that "to become part of something"?
- Yes.
- To become part of something.
- To participate in their discussions in this case.
- CJ
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harry1999Does "get involved" used in above sentence imply that "to become part of something"?Yes. To become part of something. To participate in their discussions in this case.
CJ
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