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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

structure

As soon as stuff enters our homes, it begins the transformation. We get something and it starts out prominently displayed, then gets moved onto a shelf, then stuffed in a closet, then thrown in a box in the garage.

Q. I havent seen the structure in the sentence; ... it starts out prominently displayed...
All i know is start verb- ing or start to verb.

How can i see that sentence?
  

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Here is "start out" in the Collins . You have to be on the lookout for phrasal verbs.

— Enoon

  • Here is "start out" in the Collins .
  • You have to be on the lookout for phrasal verbs.
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Here is "start out" in the Collins.

You have to be on the lookout for phrasal verbs.
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