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Hi there, could you please tell me which one should I use?
1- The more it rains, the worse the flooding 'is/becomes'.
2- The more It rains, The serious the problems 'are/become'.
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cat desk Hi there, could you please tell me which one should I use? 1- The more it rains, the worse the flooding 'is/becomes'. 2- The more i t rains, t he more serious the problems 'are/become'.
- cat desk Hi there, could you please tell me which one should I use?
- 1- The more it rains, the worse the flooding 'is/becomes'.
- 2- The more i t rains, t he more serious the problems 'are/become'.
- Use 'becomes' and 'become'.
- They are all correct, but since you are talking about changes, 'become(s)' seems better.
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cat deskHi there, could you please tell me which one should I use?
1- The more it rains, the worse the flooding 'is/becomes'.
2- The more it rains, the more serious
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