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  • participate to, in or at? | WordReference Forums
    Hi dears, which one of the following expressions do you think it is correct? I participated IN the xy project I participated AT the xy project I participated TO the xy project Do the other ones mean anything? Thank you very much for your help!
  • Participation in participation on | WordReference Forums
    Hi all, can both "Participation in" "participation on" be used? do they have a different meaning? Searching for an answer in internet it seems that "participation in" is used more often but I can see "on" many times, is it a common mistake? I even saw other threads in this forum asking about
  • participate to, in or at a congress? | WordReference Forums
    I know there's this and another thread on participate in at to It appears that "participate at" is also an option, and yet catinhat says it should be only "participate in "
  • to participate in doing something | WordReference Forums
    Hi Renatrix, just as a footnote, I was interested to see (and I agree with) the OLD dictionary's note here that participate can often sound " rather formal", and in fact for me, one of the classic "markers" of a non-native speaker is that they use "participate in" conversationally in contexts where a native speaker would more naturally say "take part in"
  • all percent of (the) participants | WordReference Forums
    The word "participant" means "a person who participates in a specific (project, team, study, or other group action)" The word has no meaning at all, unless it refers to a specific group action (cross-posted)
  • lt;conduct gt; lt;attend gt; lt;participate in gt; a meeting - WordReference Forums
    As far as I know, when someone attends or participates in a meeting, he she can also be a speaker at the meeting I am not sure why the book associates the verb "conduct" only with the charge of speaking and delivering a lecture, and on the other hand, uses the verbs "participate in attend" to indicate the process of watching and listening (as
  • call-and-response singing | WordReference Forums
    The audience participates in Spanish call-and-response singing La intención es comunicar que las letras de las canciones son en español, no que este tipo de canto sea de España Lo que no sé es como traducir "call-and-response," o este tipo de canción en que un líder canta una linea y la audiencia imita la linea que cantó o canta una
  • birthday celebrant or celebrator | WordReference Forums
    b : one who participates in any noisy party (as one at which there is a good deal of drinking) And this is what Wordreference Dictionary says: 2 celebrant, celebrator, celebrater: a person who is celebrating Is it correct to use the word celebrant to refer to those celebrating their birthday? Is it a commonly used term when you attend birthday
  • someone who takes a test an exam | WordReference Forums
    A non-native English speaker has used the word tester to refer to people who take exams like NCLEX for (aspiring) nurses and bar exams for (aspiring) lawyers I have learned in this thread that exam and test are used differently I believe the correct terms are exam-taker for exams, and
  • partake vs. take part | WordReference Forums
    Partake = consume (eat) or share in eating something Take part = participate Therefore, the correct answer would be B





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