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W hen can I use been in sentence s? Use "been" if you want a perfect tense form of "be:" Present (past) perfect tenses: I have been to London. (present perfect of "be") The food has been excellent in the restaurant.
- W hen can I use been in sentence s?
- Use "been" if you want a perfect tense form of "be:" Present (past) perfect tenses: I have been to London.
- (present perfect of "be") The food has been excellent in the restaurant.
- (present perfect of "be") Present (past) perfect continuous tenses: He had been sleeping when they announced his plane's departure.
- (Past perfect continuous) Present (past) perfect passive voice: The letter has been read.
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When can I use been in sentences?
Use "been" if you want a perfect tense form of "be:"
Present (past) perfect tenses:
I have been to London. (present perfect of "be")
The food has been excellent in the restaurant. (present perfect of "be")
Present (past) perfect continuous tenses:
He had been sleeping when the
Use "been" if you want a perfect tense form of "be:"
Present (past) perfect tenses:
I have been to London. (present perfect of "be")
The food has been excellent in the restaurant. (present perfect of "be")
Present (past) perfect continuous tenses:
He had been sleeping when the
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