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Muoican Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

What is different betweent "start" and "begin" in English

I am a starter of study English. I dont know that is defferent betweent "start" and "begin". Could you help me, please?

Thank you so much!
  

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muoican I am a starter of study English. I dont know that is defferen ce between "start" and "begin". Could you help me, please?

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  • muoican I am a starter of study English.
  • I dont know that is defferen ce between "start" and "begin".
  • Could you help me, please?
  • Welcome!
  • As verbs, "start" and "begin" have the same meaning and they can be interchangeable.
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muoicanI am a starter of study English. I dont know that is defference between "start" and "begin". Could you help me, please?
Welcome!

As verbs, "start" and "begin" have the same meaning and they can be interchangeable.

I will (start)(begin) studying English soon.

I am just (starting)(beginning) to
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muoicandefferent betweent "start" and "begin".
They are mostly the same, but not exactly. You can start your car, for example, but you can't begin it.

CJ
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