I. join [dʒɔın] VB trans
| I | join |
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| you | join |
| he/she/it | joins |
| we | join |
| you | join |
| they | join |
| I | joined |
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| you | joined |
| he/she/it | joined |
| we | joined |
| you | joined |
| they | joined |
| I | have | joined |
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| you | have | joined |
| he/she/it | has | joined |
| we | have | joined |
| you | have | joined |
| they | have | joined |
| I | had | joined |
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| you | had | joined |
| he/she/it | had | joined |
| we | had | joined |
| you | had | joined |
| they | had | joined |
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The two join forces to defeat the attackers, and the simple-minded behemoth pledges to follow his new master.
en.wikipedia.org He also encourages him to join a group therapy session.
en.wikipedia.org With high-spirited gatherings and song, they recruited marchers from local residents, inviting them to join the occasion.
en.wikipedia.org Each participant will then be allocated the conference call number, a participant user pin, the conference pin and instructions on how to join the conference call.
www.digitaljournal.com Marimba and bongo players join, and build the pattern up again, note by note, until all nine percussionists are playing.
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