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Vietnamese Grammar Point
Use of the verb 'trở thành'

Use of the verb 'trở thành'

Short explanation:

Used to express a change or transformation into another state or condition.

Formation:

subject + trở thành + state/condition/role

Examples:

Sau nhiều năm cố gắng, cô ấy trở thành một nghệ sĩ piano nổi tiếng.

After many years of effort, she became a famous piano artist.

Anh ấy muốn trở thành một doanh nhân thành đạt.

He wants to become a successful businessman.

Làm thế nào để trở thành một người nói tiếng Anh lưu loát?

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Sau quá trình rèn luyện gian khổ, anh ấy đã trở thành một vận động viên đỉnh cao.

After a grueling training process, he became a top athlete.

Long explanation:

The Vietnamese verb 'trở thành' is used to denote a transformation or a change into a different state, condition or role. It's similar to the English usage of 'become'. This verb is generally used when referring to a significant change or accomplishment that has taken time or effort.

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