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  1. 27-Dec-2007, 19:40 #1
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    Smile began or begun

    hello everybody....sentence is we've only just "began or begun"? thank you
  2. 27-Dec-2007, 19:57 #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    hello everybody....sentence is we've only just "began or begun"? thank you


    begun

    It is about the present perfect simple: SUBJECT+HAVE+VERB ( THE THIRD FORM )

    BEGIN/BEGAN/BEGUN


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  3. 27-Dec-2007, 19:58 #3
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    "We've only just begun!" Now, let us continue!

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