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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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I want to improve my eng I can understand, and read very well but when. It comes to face to face talk with someone the problem is I can't gathering the words immediately also am always getting confused in between to place these words : had been. Has been had to be ....help me to improve my gramatic mistakes
  

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"Had been" is typically used in the following type of sentence. Note: "had been" is the least heard of the three phrases you listed; it is typically contracted: If you'd (you had) been there, you would've (would have) been shocked at his behavior. "Has been" is typically used in the following types of sentences; it is usually contracted: It's (it has) been three years since I graduated.

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  • "Had been" is typically used in the following type of sentence.
  • Note: "had been" is the least heard of the three phrases you listed; it is typically contracted: If you'd (you had) been there, you would've (would have) been shocked at his behavior.
  • "Has been" is typically used in the following types of sentences; it is usually contracted: It's (it has) been three years since I graduated.
  • He's a has been.
  • ) Has it been that long since I've seen you?
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"Had been" is typically used in the following type of sentence. Note: "had been" is the least heard of the three phrases you listed; it is typically contracted:

If you'd (you had) been there, you would've (would have) been shocked at his behavior.

"Has been" is typically used in the following types of sentences; it is usually contracted:

It's (it has) been three years
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