English, asked by ppuku21, 11 months ago

phrasal verb of this word"starts"

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Answered by rajeshmauryamau25

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If you start out as a teacher/salesperson, etc., you begin your working life doing that job: She started out as a dancer. A frequent 'start' phrasal verb in American English is start over. To start over is to begin to do something again, sometimes in a different way.

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