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What is the correct form of word involve?

The correct form of the word "involve" depends on the context and the grammatical function it's serving in the sentence. Here's a breakdown of the different forms:

Base Form: involve

* Example: The project involves a lot of teamwork.

Past Tense: involved

* Example: She involved her friends in the planning.

Past Participle: involved

* Example: I am involved in several community projects.

Present Participle (Gerund): involving

* Example: Involving everyone in the decision-making process is crucial.

Present Participle (Adjective): involving

* Example: This is an involving story.

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