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Irmamuthiah Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
What's the different between 'start' and 'begin'? When do we use both of them?
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Basically, I treat them as synonyms. Additionally, commence can sound a little more formal. ]
- Basically, I treat them as synonyms.
- Additionally, commence can sound a little more formal.
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Basically, I treat them as synonyms. Additionally, commence can sound a little more formal.
[There are a few cases where one or the other might sound more natural ('start the engine').]
[There are a few cases where one or the other might sound more natural ('start the engine').]
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