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25 Aug 2014
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What's the deference between the word become and turn into?
I would be happy if you could tell with any example.
What's the deference between the word become and turn into?
I would be happy if you could tell with any example.
I would be happy if you could tell with any example.
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They basically can mean the same thing, but become implies some passive transformation and turn into implies an active attempt to change something
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But turn into can also be a passive change too, so the difference is a little vague
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Thank you for your answer! I understood these are almost same meaning. Can I use both for business situation?
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