>commence to read the preface by literally who>immediately spoils the ending
>>24717612>comence to readesl-kun...
>>24717622The phrase “commence to x” would only be familiar to native English speakers since it is seldom written
>>24717634ESL
vatnik or chinesecall it
>>24717640>>24717649>being unfamiliar with colloquialismshttps://youtu.be/LXCwlO2jnYUNeither of you is a native English speaker
>>24717671*neither one of you
>>24717671>t. ESL who learned English from vaudeville plays and moving pictures
>>24717742That doesn’t exist
>>24717634It's commences to read not commence
>>24717612relatable. I also read the commence after watching this video
>>24717829Not if first-person
>>24717850A thing commenceCommence to read is more like a teacher announcing a test is starting.>He commences to commence the test