Hears vs start hearing
Every time you talk, people start hearing their voices in their heads.
Every time you talk, people start hears their voices in their heads.
Is there a significant difference in meaning between the two? I feel like there might be a little difference, but I am not sure what that difference is to be honest, "hearing implies it's happening during an interval of time", but it's not like "hears" mean it's happening in a few seconds either.
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darkhorses Every time you talk, people start hearing their voices in their heads. Every time you talk, people start hears their voices in their heads. After start you have two choices — the infinitive or the -ing form.
- darkhorses Every time you talk, people start hearing their voices in their heads.
- Every time you talk, people start hears their voices in their heads.
- After start you have two choices — the infinitive or the -ing form.
- People start to hear ...
- People start hearing ...
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darkhorsesEvery time you talk, people start hearing their voices in their heads.Every time you talk, people start hears their voices in their heads.
After start you have two choices — the infinitive or the -ing form.
People start to hear ...
People start hearing ...
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