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#1 (permalink) Wed Oct 05, 2011 18:16 pm better

Is it OK to say: "He got better."? OR Should I say: "He becomes better." or "He is better now." ?

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#2 (permalink) Wed Oct 05, 2011 18:28 pm better

Are you talking about someone recovering from an illness? "He got better." and "He is better now." are both possible. "He becomes better." is unnatural.

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