How to Use "Join" with Example Sentences

join (v): to become a member; to connect two or more things together

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Used with adverbs:

"He officially joined the organization."
(officially, formally)

"They voluntarily joined the military during the war."
(voluntarily, willingly)

"She recently joined a health club."
(recently)

"They can join together to build a stronger team."
(together)

"I will gladly join you for dinner."
(gladly, eagerly, happily)

Used with verbs:

"He wanted to join the army."
(wanted to, wished to, decided to, refused to)

"She persuaded him to join their team."
(persuaded, urged, begged, pleaded with)

"They invited us to join them at their table."
(invited)

"Thousands of people are expected to join the marathon."
(be + expected)

Used with prepositions:

"Would you like to join me for a drink?"
(for)

"Please join me in thanking our guest tonight."
(in)