Which is correct: "had become" or "became”?

Both are correct, depending on the tense you wish to reflect .​ .​ .​ Became: English (language) · 129.9k followers All about English Grammar, Vocabulary and English Learning advice. Lisa Anderson, Business Development Executive at Bank of America (2014-present) Posted Mon Which is correct: "had become" or "became"? Both are correct, depending on the tense you wish to reflect . . . Became: we call the simple past. Sometime in the past without any specific time conditions built into it, ... Read More » Jessica Scott, knows English Posted Apr 30 Is it correct to say "between you and me" or " between you and I"? "Between you and me" is correct. I think the confusion here comes from a legacy of overcorrection. Many of us were scolded as kids for saying things like "me and my friends ... Read More » Lisa Anderson, Business Development Executive at Bank of America (2014-present) Posted Mon "The road is closed. There has been an accident". "The road is closed. There is an accident". Is the second sentence grammatically wrong? Wh... The short answer: it is wrong but could possibly be okay. The long answer - it is functionally wrong because of the functions of present simple grammar and the functional us... Read More » Read more in English (language) This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). You were sent this email because you might like English (language). If you don't want these updates anymore, you can mute English (language) or unsubscribehttps://www.quora.com/