Has been
Watching Hardik Pandya grow has been great fun: Harsha Bhogle
http://m.cricbuzz.com/cricket-videos/10893/watching-hardik-pandya-grow-has-been-great-fun-harsha-bhogle
"Watching Hardik Pandya grow": subject
Has been: main verb
Great fun: noun phrase subject complement.
Why have they used "has been" and not "is"?
Is "watching" a participle and grow a bare infinitive?
I could not decide the main verb.
Thanks
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Jigneshbharati Why have they used "has been" and not "is"? Well, the speaker uses present perfect because he refers to the time from the past to the present.
- Jigneshbharati Why have they used "has been" and not "is"?
- Well, the speaker uses present perfect because he refers to the time from the past to the present.
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JigneshbharatiWhy have they used "has been" and not "is"?
Well, the speaker uses present perfect because he refers to the time from the past to the present.
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