The word 'participate' is correct and usable in written English. It is a verb used to mean to take part in something, usually an activity, event or process. For example, "We invite you to participate in our company's annual charity drive.".
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On the eve of the commencement, anger was still simmering as president James F Jones Jr announced he would not participate Saturday because of the fears of unspecified disruptions.
Cameron has indicated that he does not intend to take part in televised leaders' debates if the Greens are not invited to participate.
We chose not to participate with that effort".
Yes, the US saw John F Kennedy and Richard Nixon show down more than 50 years ago, but after Kennedy's performance and Nixon's narrow loss in the 1960 presidential election, presidential candidates did not participate in another debate until 1976.
"We have discovered recently that women have the same rights as men so we need to participate with them," he says, and adds, "the women bring in a lot of money!" According to the women, however, some men are taking time to adjust.
It also allows for a clearer emphasis on live and up-to-date news, while bringing audiences closer to Guardian journalism by offering more ways to share stories and participate in the conversation.
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