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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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come
You are always sad, when will you come happy?
She has come a bit arrogant these days.
Are these two sentences correct?
She has come a bit arrogant these days.
Are these two sentences correct?
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Not any more; I think you are looking at an old meaning for 'come'. Try: You are always sad ; when will you become happy? She has become a bit arrogant these days.
- Not any more; I think you are looking at an old meaning for 'come'.
- Try: You are always sad ; when will you become happy?
- She has become a bit arrogant these days.
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Not any more; I think you are looking at an old meaning for 'come'. Try:
You are always sad; when will you become happy?
She has become a bit arrogant these days.
You are always sad; when will you become happy?
She has become a bit arrogant these days.
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