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Discover LudwigThe phrase "grown so big" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an object, person, place, or concept that has increased in size. For example, you could say "The company has grown so big since its inception".
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They could never have grown so big without working with Americans.
The organisation has grown so big that at times it is working against itself.
Google has grown so big it is missing some of that.
Some of them had grown so big they could make a donation to Hact.
Now that this insurgency has grown so big, I don't know what we can do to stop it".
That game has grown so big, the other three playoff games have been reduced to national sidelights.
In Style has grown so big in recent months that there have been delays in getting the magazine to newsstands.
I stroke her hair, wondering if mine was ever so thick and so black, wondering at the little girl grown so big.
G.M. had by then grown so big that if every decision had to be made at headquarters nothing would ever get done.
Now, these cable networks have grown so big that they have evolved into increasingly powerful factors in an array of major sports deals.
Alibaba has grown so big because early on Mr Ma had two insights into what could make such marketplaces work.The first was that many Chinese are tight-fisted.
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