vocabulary About the Carnival in Rio ...... "It is an occasion in wich loads of activities are involved." Is it correct the use of "involved"?. I generally use it talking about people. Should I use a

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vocabulary About the Carnival in Rio ...... "It is an occasion in wich loads of activities are involved." Is it correct the use of "involved"?. I generally use it talking about people. Should I use a different word, maybe more appropriate?

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Slight typo - "wich" should be "which". This construction sounds a bit forced. You might normally hear instead: "It is an occasion which involves lots of activities." Or "It is an occasion that involves lots of activities." So it's ok to use "involve" but no need for the passive voice.

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