involved
''I was involved in the trouble''
Is the grammer of this sentence correct?If it is correct, let me know the differnce between ''be involved'' and ''get involved''

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I see!
thank you @venessa

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To be involved means that you are already involved, whereas to get involved means you are not yet involved but will be.
 I think the sentence "I was involved in the trouble" is technically correct but it sounds odd because there is no context as to what the trouble is.

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