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    The document provides examples of rephrasing sentences that use "started to" or "began to" by replacing them with alternative phrasings that convey the same meaning. For types 1-3, it offers equivalent sentences using "have learned" or "has written" instead of "started to". Types 4-5 demonstrate rewording questions about starting points and the last time something occurred.

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    The document provides examples of rephrasing sentences that use "started to" or "began to" by replacing them with alternative phrasings that convey the same meaning. For types 1-3, it offers equivalent sentences using "have learned" or "has written" instead of "started to". Types 4-5 demonstrate rewording questions about starting points and the last time something occurred.

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    5 Types of Rewrite Sentences

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    Type 1: I started to learn English three years ago.

    → I have learned English for three years.

    Type 2: Mr. John started to write a new novel when he was 20 years old.

    → Mr. John has written a new novel since he was 20 years old.

    Type 3: This is the first time I have met this student.

    → I have never met this student before.

    Type 4: When did you begin/start to learn English?

    → How long ago did you begin/ start to learn English?

    → How long have you learned English?

    Type 5: Mike last went to this cinema three months ago.

    → It is three months since Mike last went to this cinema.

    → The last time Mike went to this cinema was three months ago.

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