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Fold slide 779 Posted 9 years ago
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Is it...Being at your place or Been at your place
  

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Being at your place or Been at your place Nobody knows which is correct unless you provide the complete sentence. I like being at your place. (correct) I have been at your place twice.

— CalifJim

  • Being at your place or Been at your place Nobody knows which is correct unless you provide the complete sentence.
  • I like being at your place.
  • (correct) I have been at your place twice.
  • (correct) I like been at your place.
  • (not correct) I have being at your place.
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fold slide 779Is it...Being at your place or Been at your place

Nobody knows which is correct unless you provide the complete sentence.

I like being at your place.  (correct)
I have been at your place twice. (correct)
I like been at your place.  (not correct)
I have being at your place.  (not correct)

CJ

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