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Anon f8r Posted 13 years ago
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Having been verb+ing
"There are a lot of students having been asking questions without doing enough research in advance."
Is this sentence correct?
Would the combination 'having been verb+ing' possible? What kind of structure is that?
Thakn you.
Is this sentence correct?
Would the combination 'having been verb+ing' possible? What kind of structure is that?
Thakn you.
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Your sentence isn't right. You can say "There are a lot of students who have been asking questions without doing enough research in advance."
However, I think "having been verb-ing" can be OK in the right context, as in "Having been working all morning, I needed a break", but it's as well to ask whether "having verb-ed" is as good or better:
"Having been living in this ho
However, I think "having been verb-ing" can be OK in the right context, as in "Having been working all morning, I needed a break", but it's as well to ask whether "having verb-ed" is as good or better:
"Having been living in this ho
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This sentence is correct
"There are A lot of students have been asking questions without doing enough research in advance."
The beef stew, having been simmering on the bac
HongkieWould the combination 'having been verb+ing' possible? What kind of structure is that?Yes, but it is very rare. You won't see it very often.
The beef stew, having been simmering on the bac
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