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Discover Ludwig"will became" is not correct and should not be used in written English.
In a sentence, "will" is a modal verb indicating future tense, and "became" is a past tense verb. These two cannot be used together as they have conflicting tenses. Incorrect: "I will became a doctor in two years." Correct: "I will become a doctor in two years."
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In W1A, intern Will became a cult character.
As summer cools into fall, the pitcher drinks will became more spice-driven and warming.
Joe Babiec was elected class president, while Stacy Segal will became vice president.
If tenseness in a wire causes its warming, the weakest place of the rope will react – it will became the warmest.
The final refinement altered a single word: "will" became the more ambiguous "would".
Once the show began to soar, though, Ms. Minnelli's force of will became a triumph of spirit over flesh.
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Society will become atomized.
That will become clear.
It will become monotonous.
Learning will become obsolete.
That will become harder.
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