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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"has been and have been" confusion
when do i add "been" in "has or have"?
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Hi, You seem to be asking about the Present Perfect tense. Have you had a chance to study this yet? Best wishes, Clive
- Hi, You seem to be asking about the Present Perfect tense.
- Have you had a chance to study this yet?
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
You seem to be asking about the Present Perfect tense.
Have you had a chance to study this yet?
Best wishes, Clive
You seem to be asking about the Present Perfect tense.
Have you had a chance to study this yet?
Best wishes, Clive
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Here are some examples of present perfect tense of the verb "to be"
I have been sick since yesterday. ( I got sick yesterday and I am still sick)
He has been late every day this week. ( He was late on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Today is Thursday, and he was late today, too.)
You have always been my best friend. (You were my best friend i
I have been sick since yesterday. ( I got sick yesterday and I am still sick)
He has been late every day this week. ( He was late on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Today is Thursday, and he was late today, too.)
You have always been my best friend. (You were my best friend i
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