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25 May
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English (US)
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Which is more natural?
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1. I started ab training from today.
2. I started ab training today.
Which is more natural?
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1. I started ab training from today.
2. I started ab training today.
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1. I started ab training from today.
2. I started ab training today.
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- English (US)
I started to train from today = I started training from today.
Highly-rated answerer
- Japanese
@Loren__ so, " start 〜 from today " is not weird? i thought putting " from " is weird
- English (US)
- English (US)
@paper_monarisa "started 〇 from today" is unnatural.
- English (US)
I started core training today.
Or
I started ab training today.
From today is definitely ungrammatical in this context.
Highly-rated answerer
- English (US)
I started an training today sounds more natural. The ‘from’ would be used if you were referencing the ab workout and details about it.
- Japanese
@GC06 I didn't know the phrase core training! thank you so much!
- Japanese
@Loren__ Thank you so much for the detailed explanation❣️
- Japanese
@Bassplayer007 Thank you so much! The voice helped me a lot too!
- Japanese
@Emma_Eggleston thank you so much!! It'd be nice if you can share some examples or what you mean by " reference the ab workout and details about it "
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