になります vs をなります
When to and not to use を with なる
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なります Or its root word なる Translates as "to become"
You can only use them in two ways:
1)If met with a なーAdjective, Place a に In between the adjective and なります/なる。
For example-
私はきれいになります。(I'm becoming pretty)
2)If met with a いーAdjective, replace the last syllable of the adjective with a く、Then insert a に After the adjective before ending with なります/なる。
For example-
私はつよくになります (I'm becoming stronger)
つよい(強い)Means Strong.
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Unfortunately there is no sentence that goes をなります.
As the others explained, なる basically means "to become".
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I can't think of any examples where you'd use を with なる. Have you seen it somewhere? Do you have examples? It's an intransitive verb, so can't take a grammatical object as far as I know.
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