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Jul 6

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I am involved with the wrong people.is the sentence correct?

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Jul 6

Yes, the sentence is correct. It means that the speaker is associating with people who are not good influences or who are causing harm in some way.

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Jul 6

Yes, the sentence "I am involved with the wrong people." is grammatically correct.

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