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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Start(s) in
The word 'grammar' ends in 'r'.
Is it allowed to use 'start(s) in' as well?
The word 'grammar' starts in 'g'.
Is it allowed to use 'start(s) in' as well?
The word 'grammar' starts in 'g'.
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Hi, No. It starts with 'g'. Clive
- Hi, No.
- It starts with 'g'.
- Clive
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Thanks, Clive. Also, which one of the following phrases is allowed?
in the beginning
at the beginning
in the beginning
at the beginning
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Hi,
Both.
Often, no difference in intended, but here are a couple of subtleties.
at the beginning - at the point where it starts
in the beginning - during the first part
Both.
Often, no difference in intended, but here are a couple of subtleties.
at the beginning - at the point where it starts
in the beginning - during the first part
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