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D.C. Collier: He Who Began a Good Work in You Will Finish It
I'm the parent of a 2nd grader and I'm looking for a good explanation for the difference between the verb began and begun. Thank you in advance.
It began to rain/began raining when we got home. Do both 'to rain' and 'raining' work as well for the sentence, please?
Why do they have difference structures, if they communicate the same meanings ? 1. He began/started crying. 2. He began/started to cry. Are they both grammatical? Do they have different meanings?
"start + infinitive" = The decision of starting had been taken before the learning process began "start + gerund" = The learning process began as soon as the decision was taken. Really? How about the following sentences:- a) I started to speak intelligibly when I was two years old. (When was the decision of starting taken, may I ask?
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