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Ceismail Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Start and begin

Hi ,

I am Ismail from Turkey.
I wanna ask different of the "begin" and "start".These are the same meaning or they aren't the same meaning...

Thank you...
  

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Wecome to the Forums, Ismail! As verbs, the words are synonymous ( baslamak ). The noun forms differ, however: the start ~ the beginning.

— Philip

  • Wecome to the Forums, Ismail!
  • As verbs, the words are synonymous ( baslamak ).
  • The noun forms differ, however: the start ~ the beginning.
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Wecome to the Forums, Ismail!

As verbs, the words are synonymous (baslamak). The noun forms differ, however: the start ~ the beginning.
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ceismailThese are the same meaning or they aren't the same meaning
They have the same general meaning, but they cannot both always be used in all situations. You can start your car, but you can't begin your car, for example.

CJ
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