becomes |
tends |
As verbs the difference between becomes and tends
is that
becomes is (
become) while
tends is (
tend).
becomes |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a verb becomes
is third-person singular of become.
becomes |
becoming |
As verbs the difference between becomes and becoming
is that
becomes is third-person singular of become while
becoming is present participle of lang=en.
As a noun becoming is
the act or process in which something becomes.
As an adjective becoming is
pleasingly suitable; fit; congruous.
comes |
becomes |
As verbs the difference between comes and becomes
is that
comes is third-person singular of come while
becomes is third-person singular of become.
As a noun comes
is the answer to the theme, or dux, in a fugue.
situated |
becomes |
As verbs the difference between situated and becomes
is that
situated is past tense of situate while
becomes is third-person singular of become.
As an adjective situated
is located in a specific place.
goes |
becomes |
As verbs the difference between goes and becomes
is that
goes is third-person singular of go while
becomes is third-person singular of become.
As a noun goes
is plural of lang=en.
is |
becomes |
As verbs the difference between is and becomes
is that
is is third-person singular of be while
becomes is third-person singular of become.
As a noun is
is plural of lang=en.
becomes |
turns |
As verbs the difference between becomes and turns
is that
becomes is third-person singular of become while
turns is third-person singular of turn.
As a noun turns is
plural of lang=en.
becomes |
became |
As verbs the difference between becomes and became
is that
becomes is third-person singular of become while
became is simple past of become.
grows |
becomes |
As verbs the difference between grows and becomes
is that
grows is third-person singular of grow while
becomes is third-person singular of become.
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