begin和start有什么區別？
begin
★ begin is a little bit more formal than start.
begin 比 start 更正式一點。
eg：When did you begin learning English?
你什么時候開始學英語的？
★ begin 的名詞是begining
eg：Everything is difficult at the beginning.
萬事開頭難
start
★ start 更加口語化
eg：When did you start learning English?
你什么時候開始學英語的？
★ Start can also be used to talk about machines.
start 也可以用來談論機器。
eg：Press this button to start the computer.
按這個按鈕啟動計算機
★ Also, when you are talking about creating a new business you use start
當你在談論創建一個新業務時，你可以使用 start
eg：A lot of young people today want to start businesses.
現在很多人都想創業。
★ Start is also a noun.
start 也可以是一個名詞
eg：Everything is difficult at the start.
萬事開頭難
用英語引導寶寶刷牙洗臉
（原創視頻觀看請關注抖音：小克里講繪本）
What do you have to do after you get up?
你起床后要做什么？
Let\’s go and wash your face
我們去洗臉吧
Let\’s go and wash your hands
我們去洗手吧
Let me help you wash your face.
我來幫你洗臉
You need to brush your teeth
你需要刷牙
Do you know where your toothbrush is?
你知道你的牙刷在哪里嗎？
Spit it out.
吐出來
Brush your teeth properly.
認真刷牙
雅思原題：Describe your first mobile phone
雅思文本（原創視頻觀看請關注抖音：小克里講雅思）
The first mobile phone that I had was when I was at secondary school. I was probably about 13 or14 years old when I bought my first mobile phone. I remember that a lot of my friends started to buy phones.
And I really wanted to have a phone. I had to persuade my parents for a long time, because when I was younger, they did not want me to have a mobile phone at all. They kept asking me why I wanted to have a phone, who was I going to call on it and what was I going to do with it.
But eventually so many people had phones and they wanted to be able to contact me as well. So they gave in and I was able to buy a phone. This phone was a Nokia 3310. It had a black and white screen and a number of very loud ring tones.
It also had a vibrate function which was very useful. It made my life very convenient because I was able to keep in constant contact with my friends and my parents and even play the odd game of snake when I had some free time so it\’s good to have a phone when you\’re out and about.
