I de inglés

	1	2	15	16	24
cases	-O	O	AC	NC	ONC
TO BECOME			✔️	✔️
TO DEVELOP	✔️	✔️
TO GROW	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️	✔️
TO GROW UP	✔️

15 It's becoming cloudy.
16 When did he become king?

Become can imply a change of state (as in 16) as well as a transition; grow could be used in 15, but not in 16.
Grow is preferred for growth like in ‘He’s growing tall’.

1 The trouble developed after you had left.
2 He needs money to develop his business.

Develop means ‘show signs of appearing, changing’ (like in 1) or ‘cause to grow, to increase’ (see sentence 2).

🌱 Noun: development.

1 Nothing grows in this desert.
2 We grow vegetables in the garden.
15 When you grow old, you'll understand how I feel.
16 Oh, you've grown a beard!
24 I've decided to grow my hair long.

See become (sentence 15 in section 4.1), and note that ‘get’ could be used there and in sentence 15 here, too.
Grow can mean ‘develop naturally’ (see 1), ‘cultivate’ (like in sentence 2), or ‘allow to develop’ (as shown in sentence 16 and 24).

🌱Noun: growth, natural development.

Problem: The grass is growing tall. (NOT growing up)

1 What do you want to be when you grow up?

Grow up means ‘become adult’, and only applies to children; not to animals or plants.
We can also say that ‘customs have grown up‘ (developed slowly).

🌱Noun: grown-up, child’s word for ‘adult’.

🌱Noun:
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