The past tense of "start" is "started."I started my day by waking up early and going for a run. The sun had just started to rise, casting a golden glow over the city. As I ran through the streets, I could feel the cool morning air on my skin as my feet pounded against the pavement.After my run, I started making breakfast, cracking eggs into a hot frying pan and toasting slices of bread in the toaster. The smell of coffee filled the air as I poured myself a cup to start my day.As I sat down to eat, I started thinking about all the things I needed to accomplish that day. I had a long to-do list with work deadlines, errands to run, and chores to do around the house.After breakfast, I started tackling my tasks one by one. I started by responding to emails and making phone calls, checking off items on my list as I went along.By midday, I had started to make good progress on my tasks. I took a quick break to have lunch before starting on the next round of errands.As the day wore on, I started to feel a sense of accomplishment as I completed each task on my list. By the time evening rolled around, I had finished everything I needed to do.I started winding down for the day, relaxing with a book before going to bed. As I drifted off to sleep, I thought about all the things I had started and finished that day, feeling grateful for all that I had accomplished.
