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Meaning of vaccination | Two modal verbs in one sentence?
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I started my car? Wed Oct 13, 2004 0:23 am  I started my car?
 

Test No. incompl/elem-6 "Start/Begin", question 1

I ......... my car to make sure it worked about ten mintues before I drove to work.

(a) began
(b) started
(c) begin
(d) start

Test No. incompl/elem-6 "Start/Begin", answer 1

I started my car to make sure it worked about ten mintues before I drove to work.

Correct answer: (b) started
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I started my car Wed Oct 13, 2004 8:00 am  I started my car
 

Hi,

Yes this is the correct answer (I started my car....)
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I started my car? Fri Sep 26, 2008 15:44 pm  I started my car?
 

my question does not concern the right use of start and begin but the use of the expression "to make sure...". why didn't you use the expression "to be sure"?
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