"Ona se o to začíná zajímat."

Translation: She is starting to be interested in it.

[2200Lucia60]

In a sentence without "se" the "to" should take the second position, isn't it?E.g. "She is starting to see it ("it" =the issue)" >Ona TO začíná vidět and not "Ona začíná to vidět" which would be wrong. Am I right?

[endless_sleeper]

Exactly!

[2200Lucia60]

Thanks. I 'll take notes of this, Endless-in-Helping. :-)

[Christine_nl]

I think "she begins" should be a valid translation. Especially for non-native English speakers.

[Cenicera]

She starts/She is starting are interchangeable for present tense, but several times in this course only the latter is accepted as correct.

[brjaga]

They may both be translated as present tense in other languages, but "*She starts to be interested in it" sounds at the very least odd to this native Am English speaker