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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
has and has been
I am really confused between has and has been.
sometimes,they both sound correct.For example:
My phone has charged.
and
My phone has been charged.
These sentences are correct with the same meaning.
but sentences for example-
he has completed .
and
he has been completed.
these both are different.
Can anyone tell me the correct use please:-(
sometimes,they both sound correct.For example:
My phone has charged.
and
My phone has been charged.
These sentences are correct with the same meaning.
but sentences for example-
he has completed .
and
he has been completed.
these both are different.
Can anyone tell me the correct use please:-(
Top answer
) My phone has been charged. ) I have charged my phone. Hence, my phone has been charged.
- ) My phone has been charged.
- ) I have charged my phone.
- Hence, my phone has been charged.
- He has completed.
- ) He has been completed.
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My phone has charged.(It is incorrect.)
My phone has been charged. (This sentence is correct.)
I have charged my phone. Hence, my phone has been charged.
He has completed. (He has completed his homework.)
He has been completed. (This is wrong.)
It (The fish) has been eaten by the cat.
It (The cat) has eaten the fish.
I hope t
My phone has been charged. (This sentence is correct.)
I have charged my phone. Hence, my phone has been charged.
He has completed. (He has completed his homework.)
He has been completed. (This is wrong.)
It (The fish) has been eaten by the cat.
It (The cat) has eaten the fish.
I hope t
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