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Hi,
Here you need the Present Simple 'starts'.
Alan
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| #18 (permalink) Sun Jun 28, 2009 17:52 pm please help me |
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Dear Mrs.Torsten.
How are you ?
I donot understand different between start and begin
please could you help me ?
many thank foy you
baraa |
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| #20 (permalink) Mon Jun 29, 2009 9:54 am please help me |
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| Baraa wrote: |
Dear Mrs.Torsten.
How are you ?
I donot understand different between start and begin
please could you help me ?
many thank foy you
baraa |
Hi Barra,
In addition to Alan's advice I suggest you start using a spell checker and check the difference between 'difference' and 'different'.
Regards,
Torsten
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| #21 (permalink) Mon Jul 13, 2009 7:45 am hi torsten |
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hi torsten
I,m from iran .i,m about 49 years old ,I,m an employee
I am very interesting learning English.and would you please ex plain the differences of start and begin?
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| #22 (permalink) Thu Nov 12, 2009 14:48 pm Start and begin |
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many thanks to Allan, Torsten, and Kitostad...
i tried to put them together in my head..
start--> about urgency (has attempt/thought to achieve something) and use to mechanical automatic
begin-->leisure (without that idea of being sudden )..
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