"You are start" is grammatically wrong. The correct options are "you are starting" or "you start". But, the rest of the sentence is not using present continuous, so I chose to go with "you start".
This is grammatically correct, and in coherence with the rest of the sentence.
Changed "you are start" to "you start".
"You are start" is grammatically wrong. The correct options are "you are starting" or "you start". But, the rest of the sentence is not using present continuous, so I chose to go with "you start".
This is grammatically correct, and in coherence with the rest of the sentence.