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join in vs join to

Both 'join in' and 'join to' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Join in' is used when someone wants to participate in an activity or conversation, while 'join to' is used when physically connecting or attaching things together.

Last updated: March 31, 2024

join in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'join in' when you want to participate in an activity or conversation with others.

Examples:

  • Feel free to join in the discussion.
  • I would like to join in the game with you.
  • I'm inviting multiple people to join in on the fun.
  • So any one who wants can join in.
  • Here are the Titan Poker tournaments that you can join in this Satellite Structure.
  • Using PdfMerge, can join in one document multiple PDF files.
  • But they can join in many different ways.
  • All join in prayers for deliverance from her tyrannous rule.
  • Other countries can join in later.
  • The whole village would join in showing hospitality.
  • They asked me to join in the alumni dinner.
  • Furthermore Don Domenico doesn't want to join in marriage with you.
  • So then join in, Dusty-bun.
  • Today you join in the fullness of time for all eternity.
  • Chow, I agree that Ko Chow should join in the robbery.
  • Someone wants to join in here.
  • No, he can join in, Robert.
  • Then I join in with Mrs Hughes.
  • Then I join in with Mrs Hughes.
  • We... we join in his grief.
  • Adam will be back wanting to join in.
  • Don't join in, that's key.

Alternatives:

  • participate in
  • take part in
  • get involved in
  • join the group

join to

This phrase is correct but less common in everyday English. It is used when physically connecting or attaching things together.

Use 'join to' when you want to physically connect or attach things together.

Examples:

  • You need to join this piece to the other one.
  • Please join the two parts together.
  • We are therefore pleased to join to Feport and to support its important job .
  • Did He need to join to Himself a being of different nature? ...
  • The players can establish new teams and can join to existing teams too.
  • The region Marche - it has specified Lorenzini - is before it has decided to join to this ambitious plan of the Halal Hub Euromediterraneo.
  • It is actually a link selling company that you can join to sell text link on your site for cash.
  • I asked him to join to help us with communications.
  • The four legs of Guadalupe join to the top with distinctive ovoid knobs.
  • The best Online Casinos to join to play this Slot are listed below.
  • So join to the facebook fan page.
  • Please include your telephone/ fax number and hours to join to you.
  • All users automatically join to the channel named"#general".
  • You can join to me at the Institute of Hygiene.
  • RF and IgG join to form immune complexes that contribute to the disease process.
  • Member States may also join to cooperate in these activities at a transnational level.
  • Possibility to join to the wall one or two fixed sides.
  • Most Adapter Fittings have a male and female component that join to form a connection.
  • To join to the Italian Geological Society you must submit a membership application to the President.
  • All will find the Ark, Mr. Merrick, it is only too late for "no" to join to us...
  • All must join to make a student movement real
  • In Piedmont, there is the rapprochement with Francesco, and also his join to the partisan fight.

Alternatives:

  • connect to
  • attach to
  • link to
  • fasten to

Related Comparisons

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