Question

you are trying to drag me _____ a controversy​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

Drag me Into  a controversy.

Explanation:

The preposition “into” is used in various events like:

1. To place something inside or go inside, For example: She went into the house.
2. To provide direction: Put the cube, into the box.
3. To hit someone with something: He crashed his car into her truck.
4. To convert: Ram has changed into a monk!
5. The result of an event or action: You are trying to drag me into a controversy.
6. Enquiry or concerned matter: He enquired into the matter regarding the loss of her purse.