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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Only a or the beginning?
Hi. Are both of these correct, perhaps each with a different meaning? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. This is only a beginning.
2. This is only the beginning.
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Both are grammatically correct, but it's much easier to imagine a situation where you might want to use 2. CJ
- Both are grammatically correct, but it's much easier to imagine a situation where you might want to use 2.
- CJ
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Both are grammatically correct, but it's much easier to imagine a situation where you might want to use 2.
CJ
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