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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
be, become, &make
Are the next three sentences common?
If so, what is the difference between them?
1. She will be a good wife.
2. She will become a good wife.
3. She will make a good wife.
If so, what is the difference between them?
1. She will be a good wife.
2. She will become a good wife.
3. She will make a good wife.
Top answer
The intents are the same for all 3; #3 is the most natural.
- The intents are the same for all 3; #3 is the most natural.
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Thank you for your quick reply.
"Beocme" means to begin to be something,
so I was thinking that in the sentence no.2,
she is not a good person now, but after she gets married,
she will turn over a new leaf and be a good wife.
On the other hand, in the sentence no.3,
She is a good person now, so she will be a good wife.
Am I wrong?
Thank you ver
"Beocme" means to begin to be something,
so I was thinking that in the sentence no.2,
she is not a good person now, but after she gets married,
she will turn over a new leaf and be a good wife.
On the other hand, in the sentence no.3,
She is a good person now, so she will be a good wife.
Am I wrong?
Thank you ver
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AnonymousAm I wrong?Yes, the sentences say nothing about what kind of person she is now.
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