start a group

Frequency: 7.215.5 per million words

To begin a new group.

groupVERB + NOUN

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start

Examples (10)

  • We decided to start a study group for the upcoming exams.
  • They want to start a rock group and play local gigs.
  • She plans to start a support group for single parents.
  • I'm going to start a reading group at the library.
  • The church wants to start a youth group for teenagers.
  • Local residents decided to start an action group to stop the development.
  • You should start a discussion group to explore these ideas further.
  • He helped start a business networking group in the city.
  • They started a volunteer group to clean up the park.
  • It is easy to start a new group on social media platforms.