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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Start off
Hi, Does "set out to his way" describe correctly "start off" in this context ?
I know I can use begin or open but I believe since they used other word for that, they meant to something else, just writing my doubts
"He will start next week off in California, which doesn’t vote until June, he said, making a three-day swing through the state."
I know I can use begin or open but I believe since they used other word for that, they meant to something else, just writing my doubts
"He will start next week off in California, which doesn’t vote until June, he said, making a three-day swing through the state."
Top answer
Start off = begin.
- Start off = begin.
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