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Train red Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"been"

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is there any grammatically correct way of using "been" without a form of "to have"?

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train red I s there any grammatically correct way of using "been" without a form of "to have"? No, not unless you use an abbreviated, popular phrase that leaves out 'have', for example, "Been there, done that". CJ

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  • train red I s there any grammatically correct way of using "been" without a form of "to have"?
  • No, not unless you use an abbreviated, popular phrase that leaves out 'have', for example, "Been there, done that".
  • CJ
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train redIs there any grammatically correct way of using "been" without a form of "to have"?

No, not unless you use an abbreviated, popular phrase that leaves out 'have', for example, "Been there, done that".

CJ

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