The phrase “participate to” is grammatically incorrect. If you’re using it as a standalone phrase … See more

As we’ve stated, you’ll never see “participate to” used in any form that makes sense on its own. It’s only possible to come across it in strict sentence scenarios where the word “t… See more

Now we get to the most common usage of a preposition with “participate.” “Participate in” is by far the most acceptable and grammatically correct variation of the phrase. It’s … See more

Let’s look at five examples of how to use “participate in” in a sentence then. We use examples to further our knowledge of the English language, as it helps to see words and phrase… See more

Finally, we’ll look at “participate at” as a preposition that follows “participate.” It’s not the most common way to write it and is very specific in the cases that you can use it. However, it’… See more