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Meanings of begin next in English

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Usage of begin next in English
1
Construction work will begin next year and should be finished by 2000.
The Irish Times
2
The government is moving to have the pilot schemes begin next year.
Radio NZ
3
Production on those episodes is set to begin next month, they said.
Reuters
4
New York has four games remaining before the playoffs begin next week.
Reuters
5
Construction is slated to begin next year and be completed in 2011.
Reuters
6
This will be decided by a separate hearing to begin next week.
The Guardian
7
The new BA in theology will begin next September for part-time students.
The Irish Times
8
Filming is set to begin next spring in Morocco, Rome and Spain.
The Guardian
9
Late-night Red Line services, which begin next weekend, will run until 3am.
The Irish Times
10
An inquest into events at Ballymurphy is scheduled to begin next month.
The Guardian
11
Investigations into potential contamination at a Southland playground will begin next month.
Radio NZ
12
Gordhan stated to MPs that the first flights will begin next week.
The South African
13
The next round of Brexit talks is set to begin next week.
Radio NZ
14
Jury selection will begin next month in Pittsburgh, hundreds of miles away.
Reuters
15
His plea avoids a trial that was slated to begin next month.
Reuters
16
The races begin next week and there 'll be a tremendous crowd.
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Begin next through the time
Begin next across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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