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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Hello
difference between have become and has become
and "have" and "has"
Which word we can use with them? Became? Become? becomes?
Thanks.
and "have" and "has"
Which word we can use with them? Became? Become? becomes?
Thanks.
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For the singular, use 'has become' and for the plural, use 'have become'. ' We never use 'becomes' or 'became' after 'has'. Rover
- For the singular, use 'has become' and for the plural, use 'have become'.
- ' We never use 'becomes' or 'became' after 'has'.
- Rover
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For the singular, use 'has become' and for the plural, use 'have become'.
'My cat has become very lazy recently.'
'The children have become more interested in the environment.'
We never use 'becomes' or 'became' after 'has'.
Rover
'My cat has become very lazy recently.'
'The children have become more interested in the environment.'
We never use 'becomes' or 'became' after 'has'.
Rover
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Rover_KEFor the singular, use 'has become'Also use 'have become' with the singular pronouns I and you.
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