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Using regular and irregular verbs John has become a rather good actor or John has become a rather good actor?

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Can't understand your question here. Both sentences are exactly the same both use the irregular verb become.

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John has become a rather good actor or John has became a rather good actor?
my question is which is the correct regular and irregular verbs: John has become a rather good actor or john has became a rather good actor.
John has become a rather good actor?
John has become a rather good actor
Is john has become a good actor a regular or irregular verb?
The verb have-has-had is irregular.
John has become a rather good actor John has became a rather good actor Which is using regular?
Become is an irregular verb. Became is the past form of become. become = present became = past become = past participle John has become a rather good actor. This is present perfect. Here the verb...
Using regular and irregula John has become a rather good actor?
John has became a good actor. This is not correct. Become is an irregular verb. It's forms are: become = present became = past become = past participle. For a present perfect sentence use the past...