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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Begun / Began
What exactly is the difference between begun and began? Are these two uses correct?
"Before we had even begun"
"I finally began"
"Before we had even begun"
"I finally began"
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Began is the simple past of 'begin', while begun is the past participle used with have/has to form the present perfect and with had to form the past perfect.
- Began is the simple past of 'begin', while begun is the past participle used with have/has to form the present perfect and with had to form the past perfect.
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Began is the simple past of 'begin', while begun is the past participle used with have/has to form the present perfect and with had to form the past perfect.
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