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Deborahjeong Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Start to or start ing

Suppose I just got hired. So should I say

I start to work for your company tomorrow OR

I start working for your company tomorrow

Which one is correct?

I am confused

Thanks

  

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deborahjeong Suppose I just got hired. I am confused Part of your confusion is the illogic or inappropriateness of the examples you create. You don't make a statement like that—in either form—to your new employer, though you might ask it as a question.

— Mister Micawber

  • deborahjeong Suppose I just got hired.
  • I am confused Part of your confusion is the illogic or inappropriateness of the examples you create.
  • You don't make a statement like that—in either form—to your new employer, though you might ask it as a question.
  • Another part of your confusion is that you don't seem to pay full attention to the responses to your own previous threads, which sometimes ask the same questions:
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deborahjeongSuppose I just got hired. So should I say I start to work for your company tomorrow ORI start working for your company tomorrowWhich one is correct?I am confused

Part of your confusion is the illogic or inappropriateness of the examples you create. You don't make a statement like that—in either form—to your new employer, though you might ask it

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