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Grammar
Being or been
Please help, I get these two words mixed up. Being and been
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He has done his job. ( active voice ) The job has been done by him. ( passive voice ) He is still doing his job.
- He has done his job.
- ( active voice ) The job has been done by him.
- ( passive voice ) He is still doing his job.
- The job is still being done by him.
- Been is always used in a present perfect tense in passive form.
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He has done his job. ( active voice )
The job has been done by him. ( passive voice )
He is still doing his job.
The job is still being done by him.
The job has been done by him. ( passive voice )
He is still doing his job.
The job is still being done by him.
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