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Anduy Posted 18 years ago
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start/appear
0 A surprising number of popular spectator sports, for example football or baseball, 01 b 00 started 02 b 00 in Europe or the USA in the nineteenth century. 02 br
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00 Can we use 01 i 00 appeared 02 i 00 instead of 01 i 00 started 02 i 00 ? 02 br
00 Both of them mean "began to exist" but my book indicates that 01 i 00 started 02 i 00 is the only acceptable word here. 02 br
00 I think it's because 01 i 00 start 02 i 00 is used for sports but I'm not sure. 02 br
00 Please explain. 0-
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00 Can we use 01 i 00 appeared 02 i 00 instead of 01 i 00 started 02 i 00 ? 02 br
00 Both of them mean "began to exist" but my book indicates that 01 i 00 started 02 i 00 is the only acceptable word here. 02 br
00 I think it's because 01 i 00 start 02 i 00 is used for sports but I'm not sure. 02 br
00 Please explain. 0-
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0 Perhaps 01 b 00 originated 02 b 00 is the word you want. 0-
- 0 Perhaps 01 b 00 originated 02 b 00 is the word you want.
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00 I mean we have only two choices here: appeared or started 0-
01 cite 10 Philip 12 cite 10 Perhaps 11 b 10 originated 12 b 10 is the word you want. 12 br10 Thank you for your trying to help. 02 br
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00 I mean we have only two choices here: appeared or started 0-
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0 To appear - to become visible, to show, to manifest (itself). 02 br
00 Not quite the same as to start. 0-
00 Not quite the same as to start. 0-
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