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Discover Ludwig"sitting in on" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to attend or participate in a meeting or class without actively being a part of it. This phrase is typically used when someone is observing or listening in on a meeting or class without actively participating. Example: I will be sitting in on the marketing meeting to gain a better understanding of our company's strategies. In this example, the speaker will be present at the meeting but will not actively participate. They will simply observe and listen in on the discussion.
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When sitting in on a performance be sure to learn the style of show.
So I started sitting in on Lisette Model's course.
He has been sitting in on rehearsals, but only intermittently.
(I would be sitting in on it as an observer).
A Weavers tribute band played there with Pete Seeger sitting in on banjo in 2008.
Tiegboro was Dadis's closest aide, sitting in on interviews and expanding effusively on Dadis's explanations.
He ultimately found himself sitting in on classes at Yale, where his brother was a student.
Tells about a square dance, and sitting in on a very strange poker game.
Right now, I'm sitting in on our school's college counseling application boot camp.
At first, there was resistance to McCarthy's sitting in on the committee.
At times, there was no obvious difference from sitting in on a Tupperware party.
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