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Fatimah0786 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

What is the difference between 'engage in' and 'engage with'?

Which is correct?: "You should engage in/with the learning process." What is the difference between 'engage in' and 'engage with'?
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" Both are possible; both are rather stilted. fatimah0786 What is the difference between 'engage in' and 'engage with'? Engage in = do, participate in, perform Engage with = interact with, act positively toward.

— Mister Micawber

  • " Both are possible; both are rather stilted.
  • fatimah0786 What is the difference between 'engage in' and 'engage with'?
  • Engage in = do, participate in, perform Engage with = interact with, act positively toward.
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fatimah0786Which is correct?: "You should engage in/with the learning process."
Both are possible; both are rather stilted.
fatimah0786 What is the difference between 'engage in' and 'engage with'?
Engage in = do, participate in, perform
Engage with = interact with, act positively toward.
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