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The verb jog means to run at a slow, steady pace. The word start can be followed by a verb ending in -ing (like jogging) or with to followed by the base form of the verb (like to jog). This shows the beginning of an action.

Adverbs describe how actions are done. They are often formed by adding -ly to adjectives. For example, regular is an adjective that means usual or done often. When you add -ly, it becomes regularly, an adverb that means doing something in a usual or frequent manner.

Examples:

He has a regular exercise schedule., or He exercises regularly.

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I also don't want to neglect my health, so two months ago I started BLANK BLANK.

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jogging

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This is the -ing form of the verb jog, used after started to show the action Sophie began to do.

regularly

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This adverb describes how Sophie does the action - in a usual, often way.

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