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Difference between start up and begin up


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Begin/start #16 (permalink) Mon Jun 01, 2009 11:49 am   Begin/start		  
Alan wrote:
Hi Little Joe,

The only phrasal verb is start up meaning begin again.

Alan


Hello Mr.Alan,

One easy question, what is phrasal verbs?

I'm French and it is not very simple to understand this grammatical construction: Verb + up or to or down.

It's very special for French people.

Can you help me?

Thank.
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Difference between start up and begin up #17 (permalink) Sat Aug 08, 2009 10:47 am   Difference between start up and begin up		  
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Difference between start up and begin up #18 (permalink) Mon Sep 21, 2009 23:21 pm   Difference between start up and begin up		  
Hi!
I want to know that is 'start' used whenever we talk about doing actions,that is done by humans, and is 'begin' used whenever we talk about something just happened naturally.Can we use the word begin for assembly as in 'the assembly begin'
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