The simple past tense of begin is ‘began,’ which means to start something.

The past participle form of begin is begun

Began is generally not used with any kind of helping verb; it is a simple past conjugation. Begun is the past participle of begin. It always needs a helping verb to form a correct sentence.

Began vs Begun Example

– The movie began thirty minutes ago, and we are still not there yet./The movie had already begun thirty minutes ago, and we have not reached there yet. – It began to rain./The rain has already begun. – You began running as soon as you saw the dog./You had begun running as soon as you saw the dog.

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