Object

• learner: We are interested to know what motivates and engages adult learners.

• audience: For me live performance should touch, change, excite or at least engage the audience in some way.

• viewer: The words delivered engaged the viewer morally, forcing us to face the possibility that he was, indeed, sorry for his crimes.

Preposition: in

• conversation: I suspect she doesn't want to engage in lengthy conversations about Dan, mind.

• debate: We are keen to engage in a genuine debate on the issue.

• discussion: In 1997, the subject matter; Moser came to our bank to engage in business discussions with our private banking division.

Preposition: with

• stakeholder: There are effective mechanisms in place to engage with key stakeholders on a regular basis.

• audience: Jim Dixon: We are seeking to improve the way we engage with audiences and acknowledge that we need to improve on this.

• community: I advised him to engage with the community in developing any scheme.

• agenda: However, this will be dependent upon its ability to address its environmental impact and engage with the sustainability agenda.

Infinitive complement

• marry: She was engaged to marry a man named Joseph from the family of David.

Preposition: in

• dialog: Our paper is engaged in an ongoing dialog with the advanced, organized section of our class in the UK.

Preposition: by

• auditees: SAI has no role in the appointment of external auditors engaged by the auditees.