CEFR A2

including

preposition

Meaning

Adding or involving someone or something as part of a group, set, or total.

Examples

The price is $50, including tax.
She has a lot of interests, including painting and hiking.

Synonyms: with, along with, encompassing

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including (A2)

preposition

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkluːdɪŋ/

Definition

Adding or involving someone or something as part of a group, set, or total.

Examples

The price is $50, including tax.
She has a lot of interests, including painting and hiking.
The group consists of ten people, including the leader.

How to Use including

including [noun phrase] (prepositional phrase): Adding or involving something as part of a whole. — "The festival features many artists, including the famous band 'The Rockers'."
including [gerund] (prepositional phrase): Adding an action or activity as part of a whole. — "He enjoys many sports, including swimming and cycling."

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