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start to think vs start thinking

Both "start to think" and "start thinking" are correct and can be used interchangeably in most contexts.
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Last updated: August 07, 2024

start to think

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate the beginning of a thought process or the act of starting to think about something.

Examples:

  • I need to start to think about my future.
  • Let's start to think of a solution to this problem.
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Alternatives:

  • begin to think
  • commence to think
  • get started on thinking
  • initiate thinking

start thinking

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate the beginning of a thought process or the act of starting to think about something.

Examples:

  • I need to start thinking about my future.
  • Let's start thinking of a solution to this problem.
  • You just start thinking about priorities.
  • You better start thinking about packing.
  • Made me start thinking about leaving the agency.
  • Hurry up before I start thinking...
  • Also start thinking about your launch sequence.
  • You need to start thinking north-south.
  • Your people need to start thinking for yourselves.
  • You need to start thinking differently.
  • They'll get all snooty and start thinking about college and vaccins.
  • And then you start thinking about yourself.
  • I guess we should start thinking about bands for our wedding.
  • We can start thinking about progressive blackout.
  • Might be wiser for you to start thinking of us as informal partners.
  • Maybe we should start thinking about evacuation.
  • You told me it was time to start thinking on my own.
  • We should start thinking about our futures.
  • I need to get focused again and start thinking about basketball.
  • Then he'd start thinking about those Sunday collections.
  • I might start thinking about you and slash my wrists.
  • But start thinking of a reason why I can't go.

Alternatives:

  • begin thinking
  • commence thinking
  • get started on thinking
  • initiate thinking

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