Clever Readers of this web site. please respond this interrogation.
It is correct to write:

You mean that will February 11 has being commenced the English class?

The goal of this query is known if the February 11 is the day when he/she begin the English class.

Question

Clever Readers of this web site. please respond this interrogation.
It is correct to write:

You mean that will February 11 has being commenced the English class?

The goal of this query is known if the February 11 is the day when he/she begin the English class.

Answer

Hey Luis,  I love the heading to your question! :)  I dont claim to be clever but here are some examples for what you are trying to communicate.
Do you mean that the English class begins on February 11th?  
Do you mean that the English class starts on February 11th?   
Do you mean February 11th is when the English class begins? (or starts)
You'd  be understood if you used 'commences' but it is not usually used that way.

Answer

I'll have a go;
The goal of this question is to find out whether Feb 11th is the day he begins English class.
Present aspect/tense?
As Stan points out, there are many options for what you might want.

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