v. 1 to do the first step in a process; 2 set in motion cause to start
We will begin today's lesson now.
We will begin today's lesson now.
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Why did Alice begin to worry because she was different from other member's of her family?
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On clear nights you can see points of light that begin to appear in the sky, what are these?
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Why did the boat Mary Lou begin to sink?
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What was the problem with John Ross not begin a Quaker?
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Why did Faith begin to ignore Edison?
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Grasshoppers begin as eggs. Then what do they become?
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How did Sara finally know where to begin her painting?
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What project do the kids begin to work on the second week?
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Why did the man who makes the pancakes begin to chase George?
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Why did Beth say she was sick instead of telling the truth to begin with?
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When Clara Ann Cookie had to get dressed, what did she begin to do?
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To begin with, how did Nissa feel about Miss Ross?
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Why did Neil begin working at a bakery when he was in the seventh grade?
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Why does Daniel begin to cry at dinner?
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start; commence; open
end; terminate
2 syllables
be-gin
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