TO GET INVOLVED IN/WITH
TO GET INVOLVED IN/WITH: meaning and examples
Hello and welcome back to the Daily Vitamin. I hope your day is going well.
Today's expression is: to get involved in/with something
It is used: to say that you are taking part in an activity.
Example 1:
Why don't you get involved in a political organization instead of just criticizing everything all the time! Who knows? Maybe you will even make a difference!
Example 2:
Our son is getting more and more involved with the local theatre group. He says he'd like to eventually earn a living as an actor.
The expression to get involved with someone means to have a romantic relationship with another person.
Example 3:
My sister got involved with this Australian man while she was studying English in Sydney and she ended up staying there.
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