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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Become or Became?
1) He become very arrogant
2) He became very arrogant
1) means that now he become very arrogant?
2) means that last time he was arrogant & now he might not be arrogant anymore?
Someone kindly advise me on these two sentenses.
2) He became very arrogant
1) means that now he become very arrogant?
2) means that last time he was arrogant & now he might not be arrogant anymore?
Someone kindly advise me on these two sentenses.
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He become s - you need an S. It's odd to use simple present here. Simple present can be used to mean repeated actions.
- He become s - you need an S.
- It's odd to use simple present here.
- Simple present can be used to mean repeated actions.
- You don't usually become arrogant over and over.
- He becomes angry every time he thinks about his tax bill.
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He becomes - you need an S. It's odd to use simple present here. Simple present can be used to mean repeated actions. You don't usually become arrogant over and over.
He becomes angry every time he thinks about his tax bill.
He became arrogant. He is probably still arrogant, unless something happened to humble him again.
He became angry. You don't know if he is s
He becomes angry every time he thinks about his tax bill.
He became arrogant. He is probably still arrogant, unless something happened to humble him again.
He became angry. You don't know if he is s
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