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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Grow (up) into adults

Is this sentence correct ?

Is "up" necessary?

Is it correct and natural to say "grow into"?

What about "grow to become"?

Before she died she expressed how sound she was she would not see her kids grow (up) (into/ to become) amazing adults.


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anonymous Before she died she expressed how sound she was she would not see her kids grow (up) (into/ to become) amazing adults. That does that make sense. — Before she died, she said she was sure she would not see her kids grow into amazing adults.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous Before she died she expressed how sound she was she would not see her kids grow (up) (into/ to become) amazing adults.
  • That does that make sense.
  • — Before she died, she said she was sure she would not see her kids grow into amazing adults.
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anonymousBefore she died she expressed how sound she was she would not see her kids grow (up) (into/ to become) amazing adults.

That does that make sense. Is this that you mean?—

Before she died, she said she was sure she would not see her kids grow into amazing adults.

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