I participated some studies in the fields of preparation of X systems

[Gissem]

Hello, I am not sure about the use of "in the fields of". Can I use Ving+noun after "in the fields of". Example: I participated some studies in the fields of preparation of X systems, designing Y, .."

 

[teechar]

Simplify your sentence, and note that "participate" is intransitive (no object). Also, instead of using "X" and "Y", give us a real sentence. That would help us give you a more accurate/meaningful answer.

 

[emsr2d2]

Gissem, I have changed your thread title. Titles should be unique, relevant to the thread, and include some/all of of the words/phrases you are asking us about. Titles such as "Please check my sentence" are useless.

 

[Gissem]

Simplify your sentence, and note that "participate" is intransitive (no object). Also, instead of using "X" and "Y", give us a real sentence. That would help us give you a more accurate/meaningful answer.

Okay I changed it. Can you check these sentences? "I involved in some lab studies on the preparation of smart particles, the development of therapeutic carriers, and the design of targeted particles." or " I involved in some lab studies in the fields of the preparation of smart particles, the development of therapeutic carriers, and the design of targeted particles."
Are these true grammatically? and Which one is the best to use?

 

[emsr2d2]

"I involved in ..." is wrong. You need another word, and it goes before "involved". Can you work out what it is?

 

[Gissem]

"I involved in ..." is wrong. You need another word, and it goes before "involved". Can you work out what it is?

I got involved ... or I was involved? But I think got involved is better than the other one.

 

[Gissem]

"I involved in ..." is wrong. You need another word, and it goes before "involved". Can you work out what it is?

By the way, is there any unnecessary "the" in the sentences?

 

[emsr2d2]

I got involved ... or I was involved? But I think got involved is better than the other one.

"got involved" sounds far too casual for scientific writing. I'd use either "I was involved in" or "I have been involved in ...".

 

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Are these [STRIKE]true[/STRIKE] correct grammatically?

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