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Silversol007 Posted 16 years ago
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Which is correct?Began or begun
1.Please which of the sentences below are correct
a,I have began preparing for my exams
b,I have begun preparing for my exams.
2.a,Take good care of yoursself
b,Take a good care of yourself
Is it ok to say "Take a good care of yourself since it is correct to say ''Take a good look at yourself".Are both sentences similar?
a,I have began preparing for my exams
b,I have begun preparing for my exams.
2.a,Take good care of yoursself
b,Take a good care of yourself
Is it ok to say "Take a good care of yourself since it is correct to say ''Take a good look at yourself".Are both sentences similar?
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a,I have began preparing for my exams b,I have begun preparing for my exams. a,Take good care of yoursself yourself. b,Take a good care of yourself .
- a,I have began preparing for my exams b,I have begun preparing for my exams.
- a,Take good care of yoursself yourself.
- b,Take a good care of yourself .
- care is uncountable, so just "care".
- look is countable, so " a look".
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b,I have begun preparing for my exams.
a,Take good care of
care is uncountable, so just "care".
look is countable, so "a look".
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