The difference between" how to become" and " how to be"
Hello.
I would like to know the difference between " I know how to become a doctor." and " I know how to be a doctor."
I thought they are almost same, but my textbook says,
" I know how to become a doctor." means I know the way to be a doctor in the future.
"I know how to be a doctor." means I know the way to be as a doctor.
Woud you think so, too?
Please help me.
Top answer
purple blue 916 I know how to become a doctor. , in order that over time, I will receive an academic degree which says I am qualified to work as a doctor. purple blue 916 I know how to be a doctor.
- purple blue 916 I know how to become a doctor.
- , in order that over time, I will receive an academic degree which says I am qualified to work as a doctor.
- purple blue 916 I know how to be a doctor.
- I know what doctors do.
- I can do what doctors do and do it well because I am a doctor.
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purple blue 916I know how to become a doctor.
~ I know what university to attend, I know what to study, I know the books to read, etc., in order that over time, I will receive an academic degree which says I am qualified to work as a doctor.
purple blue 916I know how to be a doctor.
I know what doctors do. I can d
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