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  1. 06-Mar-2013, 20:06 #1
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    Default Start to fall VS start falling

    Hello!

    What would be the difference?

    When the autumn leaves start to fall / start falling.

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    Default Re: Start to fall VS start falling

    Quote Originally Posted by TitoBr View Post
    Hello!

    What would be the difference?

    When the autumn leaves start to fall / start falling.

    Cheers,
    Tito
    In that case there is no difference.
    Last edited by bhaisahab; 06-Mar-2013 at 20:29. Reason: correction of stupid mistake
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