it's started

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Replaces the contraction "it's" with "it has" and uses the synonym "begun" for "started", maintaining the same meaning.

Uses a different phrasing to convey that something is in progress, similar to having started.

Replaces "started" with the more formal synonym "commenced", indicating a formal beginning.

Emphasizes the beginning of a process, using "initiated" as a more technical synonym for "started".

Indicates that activity has begun, suggesting movement or progress.

A more idiomatic expression meaning that an activity or process has begun.

Implies that something has happened and a process is beginning

This is an idiom implying excitement and the start of something intense

Expresses the completion of initial action, implying the start of a series of actions.

Suggests the end of a preliminary phase, signaling the true beginning.