Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Start today or Get started today
What is the difference between "start today" and "get started today"? Can I use either one when it's a question of starting something today.
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Anonymous What is the difference between "start today" and "get started today"? There is no difference in meaning. The second is more informal.
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AnonymousWhat is the difference between "start today" and "get started today"?There is no difference in meaning. The second is more informal.
Anonymous Can I use either oneYes.
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