Posted by Heather on Wednesday, January 27, 2010 at 3:50pm.
4a. is the correct form of the irregular verb become.
The presence of the helping verb, "has," means we must use the past participle, "become."
The principal parts are:
Present: The sweet little boys become monsters when they get together.
Past: Yesterday these boys became monsters when they got together.
Past Participle: Those boys have become monsters many times.
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