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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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she has been given
she has been giving
its present perfect continuous in the one with the verb in ing but the first one is using the past
given
what is the rule for this?
she has been giving
its present perfect continuous in the one with the verb in ing but the first one is using the past
given
what is the rule for this?
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she has been given - present perfect (non-continuous), passive voice she has been giving - present perfect continuous, active voice. You could also have she has given - present perfect (non-continuous), active voice. she has been being given - present perfect continuous, passive voice.
- she has been given - present perfect (non-continuous), passive voice she has been giving - present perfect continuous, active voice.
- You could also have she has given - present perfect (non-continuous), active voice.
- she has been being given - present perfect continuous, passive voice.
- The last one is so rarely seen/heard, that some people claim that it does not exist.
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she has been given - present perfect (non-continuous), passive voice
she has been giving - present perfect continuous, active voice.
You could also have
she has given - present perfect (non-continuous), active voice.
she has been being given - present perfect continuous, passive voice.
The last one is so rarely seen/heard, that some pe
she has been giving - present perfect continuous, active voice.
You could also have
she has given - present perfect (non-continuous), active voice.
she has been being given - present perfect continuous, passive voice.
The last one is so rarely seen/heard, that some pe
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