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Does the gerund clause "Starting with"Starting in imply the future tense? For example: Is, is this correct? Starting in January, 2012, we will use public transportation. Or

Starting in January, 2012, we will use public transportation.

Or is it proper to use the following: Starting in January, 2011, we use public transportation.

Starting in January, 2011, we use public transportation.

Does the gerund clause "Starting with" imply the future tense? For example: Is this correct? Starting in January, 2012, we will use public transportation. Or is it proper to use the following: Starting in January, 2011, we use public transportation.

Does the gerund clause Starting in imply the future tense? For example, is this correct?

Starting in January, 2012, we will use public transportation.

Or is it proper to use the following:

Starting in January, 2011, we use public transportation.

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Using the gerund "Starting"

Does the gerund clause "Starting with" imply the future tense? For example: Is this correct? Starting in January, 2012, we will use public transportation. Or is it proper to use the following: Starting in January, 2011, we use public transportation.