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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are now beginning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is starting at the present moment or has recently started.
Example: "The students are now beginning to understand the complex concepts presented in the lecture."
Alternatives: "are just starting" or "have just begun".
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Those bonds are now beginning to come due.
* Cut back herbs which are now beginning to look scraggy.
AirPlay-aware products are now beginning to hit the market.
Now they are now beginning to come back.
Both these long efforts are now beginning to bear fruit in the subarea of hypersonic transition.
They are now beginning to focus on the president himself.
"We are now beginning to address those issues".
Policy analysts are now beginning to publish more comprehensive views.
The opening exchanges in phase two are now beginning.
Data are now beginning to emerge from human studies and the results are promising.
But synthetic oils are now beginning to assume a more prominent role.
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