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Can somebody explain to me the differences. Thanks
Start doing or start to do (different tenses)
Begin doing or begin to do (different tenses)
Start doing or start to do (different tenses)
Begin doing or begin to do (different tenses)
24 Nov 2009, 13:10
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This boils down to an understanding of the underlying tenses
From dictionary.com:
Start to do <hasn't started yet or is in preparation>
Ex:I'll start to do that tomorrow.
Start doing <has started already or is already prepared and ready to start>
Ex: I'll start doing that tomorrow.
From dictionary.com:
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start (v.) This weak verb can be combined with either a gerund or to plus an infinitive: He started speaking and He started to speak mean the same.
Start to do <hasn't started yet or is in preparation>
Ex:I'll start to do that tomorrow.
Start doing <has started already or is already prepared and ready to start>
Ex: I'll start doing that tomorrow.
24 Nov 2009, 21:31
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Can somebody explain to me the differences. Thanks
Start doing or start to do (different tenses)
Begin doing or begin to do (different tenses)
Start doing or start to do (different tenses)
Begin doing or begin to do (different tenses)
No difference. Certain kinds of verbs can take both the Gerund (doing) or the Infinitive (to do). It doesn't matter.
Ex. He likes to swim (Infinitive)
He likes swimming (Gerund)
