Begin Vs Start
The differences between begin and start in terms of their using.
** We can use the verbs "begin" and "start" to mean the same thing, but "begin" is more formal than "start".
Ex: When did you begin learning English.
Ex: The meeting started at 9 o'clock.
** We use "start", but not "begin", to talk about machines.
Ex: Press the button to start (not begin) the printer.
** We use "start", but not "begin" to talk about creating a new business.
Ex: She "started" a new restaurant.