Here we will use the adjective + なる construction to suggest that a change has taken place. Remember that な- and い-adjectives conjugate with なるdifferently.

In this image, we see Mary as a child and Mary as she is now. We will say that Mary has become tall:
メアリーさんは背が高くなりました。
（メアリーさんはせがたかくなりました。）

Here we will use the adjective + なる construction to suggest that a change has taken place. Remember that な- and い-adjectives conjugate with なるdifferently.

In this image, we see a woman with long hair and the same woman with short hair. We will say that the woman’s hair has become short:
女の人は髪が短くなりました。
（女の人はかみがみじかくなりました。）

Here we will use the adjective + なる construction to suggest that a change has taken place. Remember that な- and い-adjectives conjugate with なるdifferently.

In this image, we see a business man (we will use the Japanese word ‘サラリーマン’) very busy with work and then again with nothing to do. We will say that the business man has become free (as in, not busy):
サラリーマンは暇になりました。
（サラリーマンはひまになりました。）