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Maverick88 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Grow impatient

"The judge in the civil case, John Bates, grew impatient"

What does 'grow impatient' mean?

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became impatient?

  • became impatient?
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Yes, I thought something like 'become increasingly impatiently' would suit. I wasn't sure because probably it was an expression or something...
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Hello Mav

'Become increasingly impatiently' is incorrect. 'Become/Grow + adjective' is a normal construct.

Enjoy your spring day.


paco
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Ohhhhh oops it was a typo
It should've been 'become increasingly impatient'.
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Can I say: I will grow impatient if I was to go back to when I was 10 years old.

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