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Whenever you need to use the past participle of the verb BE. I have been to China twice. John has been away from work for three weeks.
- Whenever you need to use the past participle of the verb BE.
- I have been to China twice.
- John has been away from work for three weeks.
- They have been told to arrive on time.
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Whenever you need to use the past participle of the verb BE.
I have been to China twice.
John has been away from work for three weeks.
They have been told to arrive on time.
I have been to China twice.
John has been away from work for three weeks.
They have been told to arrive on time.
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Stephany Rose Anajada Dacalos When to use "been" ?After "has", "have", or "had".
Present perfect tense: has been, have been
Past perfect tense: had been
Occasionally after "having".
Participle or gerund construction: having been
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Before an -ing form: has been
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