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LifeLongLearner10 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

New to a Job (Begin vs Start)

I was getting my coffee and saw this girl who seemed new to the job and I wanted to ask her if she is new.
1) Was this a correct sentence that I used: "have you just started your job?"
2) what would happen if I would use "begun"
3) Is there any better way for saying that?

Thanks a lot for your helps
  

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e. start a new job, life, a class, and a semester etc... LifeLongLearner10 2) what would happen if I would use "begun" If you say " I have just begun a new job", it is not wrong, it is just less common.

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  • start a new job, life, a class, and a semester etc...
  • LifeLongLearner10 2) what would happen if I would use "begun" If you say " I have just begun a new job", it is not wrong, it is just less common.
  • LifeLongLearner10 3) Is there any better way of for saying that?
  • If you must use a prep, use 'at'.
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Hi LifeLongLearner10,
LifeLongLearner101) Was this a correct sentence that I used: "have you just started your job?"
Use "start", i.e. start a new job, life, a class, and a semester etc...
LifeLongLearner102) what would happen if I would use "begun"
If you say " I have just begun a new job", it is not wrong, it is just less co
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