Meaning
The phrase "take part in" means to join in or participate in an activity, event, or discussion.
Usage Notes
- It is a transitive phrasal verb – it must be followed by a noun or pronoun (e.g., "take part in the meeting").
- It is commonly used in both spoken and written English.
- It is slightly more formal than "join in" but less formal than "participate in."
Example Sentences
- She took part in the school play last year.
- Everyone is welcome to take part in the community clean-up.
- He refused to take part in the argument.
- Did you take part in the online survey?
Synonyms
Common alternatives include:
- Participate in
- Join in
- Be involved in