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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I involve myself" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that the subject is actively participating or taking part in something. Example: "I involve myself in various volunteer activities in my community."
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Also, I don't like to play Big Brother to my own employees, so why should I involve myself with another company's problems?
Each day I involve myself with something; some efforts more significant than others.
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I involved myself deeply in it.
"Only recently have I involved myself much with contemporary music," he said.
"I involved myself in campus beyond athletics.
Anything that has to do with music, I remember I involved myself as much as possible.
From that point on, regardless of whatever mischief in which I involved myself, I knew I was loved unconditionally.
I made friends at work, in certain classes, and through organizations I involved myself in after careful thought about my real interests.
I involved myself in the model United Nations, and considered being a congressional page, always with the thought of making a difference in our world.
Through many organizations I involved myself in, I learned to stand for what I believed in, and to prove that young women can have any career that they choose.
"I wanted to help other families like mine and that's when I involved myself with the Positive Living Centre as a volunteer".
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