when i should use begin or start??? i don't know the difference.
can you tell me please cuz for traduction is the same.
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You can use begin or start, whichever you prefer, in most cases. The exception is in specific cases, such as: The start of a race. You would not say: The begin of a race. That would not make sense.
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Here is a clear explanation: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/begin-or-start
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gracias gary!
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translation? Not traduction
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