VinMT
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Which sentence is correct? I think the first one is correct, but my English teacher said the second one was the correct answer. It makes me think so hard to choose which tense is better...
1. Someone was sick. He (has become) better and the doctorsay says he will leave the hospital soon. < He has become shows that he had time to recover to get better, shouldn't this sound more logical?
2. Someone was sick. He (becomes) better and the doctorsay says he will leave the hospital soon. < It actually also sounds correct to me, but this one sounds all of a sudden to me... (He suddenly becomes better?)
If I had another option, I would probably say "He is getting better and the doctorsay says he will leave or can leave the hospital soon."
Any help would be well appreciated.
1. Someone was sick. He (has become) better and the doctor
2. Someone was sick. He (becomes) better and the doctor
If I had another option, I would probably say "He is getting better and the doctor
Any help would be well appreciated.
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