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Doesn't hatchalah mean both start and begin? When you say "lhatchil", this means either to start or begin, no? Then why is the gerund any different?(Saying start here is counted incorrect.)
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"This is the start". I don't think it's a valid sentence. (not sure about that though :S)
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Beginning and end go together, as do start and finish, so if this is a athletic track where starting and finishing lines coincide ...
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TVTropes links should have warnings. I'm too busy for a rabbithole, dude!
Dun dun duuuuun! The Beginning and the End. Now in theatres. Rated G for Gingham. All Duolingos reserved.
Duolingo, to be inconsequent is being consequent AS WELL. You've shown me this better English once. So please accept: "This is the beginning but the end AS WELL."
