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Free sign up"begin to hate" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It indicates the start of a feeling or emotion of dislike or animosity towards someone or something. Example: As she spent more time with her new coworker, she began to hate his arrogant attitude and constant criticism.
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We begin to hate whales.
"You begin to hate smoked turkey," she said.
Borrowers usually begin to hate their lenders, however generous the loan once was.
They could begin to hate their own work, or become phobic about beginning.
"They have eaten overcooked cabbage so often, they begin to hate the mushiness and the smell," he said.
"You spend too long in places like Tanzania, where all the rich assholes and government officials drive around in their Mercedeses, and you begin to hate that car".
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I began to hate the press".
— before I began to hate the tape.
Then I began to hate her.
It was around then that I began to hate him.
"I began to hate Franco," Mrs. González said.
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