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Nina_Nia Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Is there any difference between these phrases?

Hello,

Is there any difference between;

It started raining and it started to rain

'She has gone outside and she is gone outside'

Thanks
  

Top answer

Nina_Nia Is there any difference between 'It started raining' and 'it started to rain' There is no difference. 'She has gone outside' and 'she is gone outside' Rover

— Rover_KE

  • Nina_Nia Is there any difference between 'It started raining' and 'it started to rain' There is no difference.
  • 'She has gone outside' and 'she is gone outside' Rover
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Nina_NiaIs there any difference between
'It started raining' and 'it started to rain' There is no difference.
'She has gone outside'
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If I remove 'outside' and say 'she's is gone' it will be correct, am I right?

Will there be no difference in an example like this one?

'I started to learn/learning French.' Maybe I am wrong, but I remember that there was a grammar rule that said in cases when the anction takes place for the first time infinitive is used instead of gerund. The rain example
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