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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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what syntactical differences are there between "have been" and "has been"
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The simple difference is that 'has been' is used in the present perfect with first and third person singular subjects; 'have been' is used with third person singular and all persons plural subjects, and as the perfect infinitive form
- The simple difference is that 'has been' is used in the present perfect with first and third person singular subjects; 'have been' is used with third person singular and all persons plural subjects, and as the perfect infinitive form
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The simple difference is that 'has been' is used in the present perfect with first and third person singular subjects; 'have been' is used with third person singular and all persons plural subjects, and as the perfect infinitive form
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