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Hotmale Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Begin in a business
Hello,
could you please tell me whether it's correct to say "begin in a business", for instance:
"When I first began in the development business, I had to face many bureaucratic problems."
Thank you
could you please tell me whether it's correct to say "begin in a business", for instance:
"When I first began in the development business, I had to face many bureaucratic problems."
Thank you
Top answer
I see no problem. I think it might be more colloquial to say started rather than began , but that's just my "ear" talking, not any grammatical logic.
- I see no problem.
- I think it might be more colloquial to say started rather than began , but that's just my "ear" talking, not any grammatical logic.
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I see no problem. I think it might be more colloquial to say started rather than began, but that's just my "ear" talking, not any grammatical logic.
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