te,te,te,te,tell me!!!!

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Jan 17th 2010 14:41

Good afternoon.

I study English to study abroad recently.

I don't know what is difference between the following sentences.
I start to play a game.
I begin to play a game.

I am wondering how to study the second language.
How difficult is to study another language.
How interesting is to try my English skills with foreign people

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Feb 04th 2010 00:23 vn

Portuguese(Brazil)
Russian , Japanese

lol is this from this song? XD

Feb 06th 2010 23:49 Sara Hu

Traditional Chinese
Japanese , Spanish

>>I start to play a game
>>I begin to play a game
I can not see any difference between these two sentences. I think that they explain the same thing.

According to the information from a web-dictionary, there are three situations that you can only use "start" but not "begin" －
(1) go traveling：I think we ought to start at six, while the roads are empty.
(2) turn on machine：How do you start the washing machine?
(3) machine starts：The car won’t start.