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ha empezado a

has started to

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phrase Common #10,181
has started to Used before an infinitive to say that someone or something has begun doing something.
SP: Marta ha empezado a estudiar español.
EN: Marta has started to study Spanish.

Rubens ni siquiera ha empezado a trabajar.

Rubens hasn't even started working yet.

— Aún estoy aquí (2024)

Tom ha empezado a perder cabello.

Tom has started losing hair.

Su esposa ha empezado a trabajar por necesidad.

His wife has started working out of necessity.

Tom ni siquiera ha empezado a estudiar para el examen aún.

Tom hasn't even started studying for the exam yet.

El gato ha empezado a actuar extraño.

The cat has started acting strangely.

Ha empezado a desarrollar sus propios proyectos.

He/She has started developing his/her own projects.

— Valor sentimental (2025)

Ella sale esta noche, pero todavía no ha empezado a empacar las maletas.

She’s leaving tonight, but she still hasn’t started packing her bags.

Apenas ha empezado a nevar en Vicenza.

It has barely started to snow in Vicenza.

Tom ha empezado a buscar un nuevo empleo.

Tom has started looking for a new job.

Él ha empezado a actuar extraño.

He has started acting strangely.

Ha empezado a llover, ¿no?

It's started to rain, hasn't it?

— Un asunto de familia (2018)

El dolor ha empezado a calmarse ahora.

The pain has begun to subside now.

Has sido un esclavo durante tanto tiempo que ha empezado a gustarte.

You have been a slave for so long that you have started to like it.

— Rang de Basanti (2006)

Y para peor, últimamente ha empezado a beber alcohol.

And to make matters worse, he has recently started drinking alcohol.

Tom ha empezado a buscar un trabajo.

Tom has started looking for a job.

Eric ha empezado a cantar.

Eric has started to sing.

Mi hija ha empezado a coleccionar muñecas.

My daughter has started collecting dolls.

Ha empezado a nevar.

It has started to snow.