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our teacher has told us that `join inŽis only possible at the end of the sentence, but today I have read a text where it was not at the end. can somebody tell me why?
our teacher has told us that `join inŽis only possible at the end of the sentence, but today I have read a text where it was not at the end. can somebody tell me why?
I have no problem with "join in" being in the middle of the sentence.
John joined in with the rest of the office and offered congratulations on Bob's new promotion.
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