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Discover LudwigThe phrase "become very" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a strong or extreme change in a person or thing. Example: "She had always been a quiet and shy person, but after joining the drama club, she has become very outgoing and confident."
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It's become very competitive.
You suddenly become very brave.
"His responses become very brief.
"I've become very, very disciplined.
We become very self-conscious.
"We have become very friendly.
"They have become very vulnerable".
Festivals have become very mainstream.
"I've become very cranky".
People become very careful.
We've become very hermetic.
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