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Raju123 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Difference
can any one tel difference between
has been and have been
was and is
thanx advance
raju
has been and have been
was and is
thanx advance
raju
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has and have are both present tense, been is the past participle.
has been/have been are both present perfect usage.
However, one uses 'have been' with first person (I), 2nd person (you), and plural 3rd person (they, we, two people...)
has been with 3rd person singular (he, she, it, Jack...)
was- past tense for singular 3rd person
has been/have been are both present perfect usage.
However, one uses 'have been' with first person (I), 2nd person (you), and plural 3rd person (they, we, two people...)
has been with 3rd person singular (he, she, it, Jack...)
was- past tense for singular 3rd person
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Has- is a 3rd person form of "have". He has a sports car.
Have - is a verb as well as a helping verb (sometimes called auxiliary word). i.e. I have fishing boat.They have a big house.
Have- also is needed to form present perfect tense. i.e. I have lived in California for 5 years. You need to study this form if you are not sure, because it'd take more a few posts to expalin the nu
Have - is a verb as well as a helping verb (sometimes called auxiliary word). i.e. I have fishing boat.They have a big house.
Have- also is needed to form present perfect tense. i.e. I have lived in California for 5 years. You need to study this form if you are not sure, because it'd take more a few posts to expalin the nu
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