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A phrase verb that means 'to start to happen':

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Answered by Craftzy

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Answered by mdrainurahmed

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A frequent 'start' phrasal verb in American English is start over. 'To start ' over is to begin to do something again, sometimes in different way.(The British English equivalent is simply start again)

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