become vs come
In some cases, we have to use "become" or "come".
Come
・I have come to be able to speak English.
・I came to know him.
・It's a dream come true.
Become
・I became fluent in English
・She became a doctor.
How can I use these words?
Please tell me about the rule.
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Answers · 2
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Come is the action of moving towards something for example:
She came to school.
Meaning she left were she was and went to school. While become is to undergo change or to begin to be something. For example:
She has become sick.
Meaning she underwent a change that made her sick.
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(Come) is action like, COME TO ME
(become) is something changed to another somthing
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