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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Difference between i has been and i had been.

Hi Teacher,

could you pleas help me for this confusion between i has been and i had been.
(Does has been states that action done few minutes ago....?)
  

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Anonymous i has been There is no such form in English. I suppose you mean " I have been". I have been relates an event anterior to the present to the present time.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous i has been There is no such form in English.
  • I suppose you mean " I have been".
  • I have been relates an event anterior to the present to the present time.
  • I had been relates an event anterior to a past time to that past time.
  • CJ
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Anonymous i has been
There is no such form in English. I suppose you mean "I have been".

I have been relates an event anterior to the present to the present time.
I had been relates an event anterior to a past time to that past time.

CJ
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