HOW TO USE VERB "TO BE" as a main verb?
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When I read novels I notice some sentences like
I have been here before
Alex have been to France
he have been there
His voice had not been like her
And after some research on internet I found that we use have been as past participle of verb "to be"
Please tell me when we use "have been" ?
And also about use of verb "to be" as main verb?
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Shubham Soni When I read novels I notice some sentences like Some of your sentences are incorrect. ) Shubham Soni I found that we use have been as past participle of verb "to be" That is not correct. " The parts of this irregular verb are: be (infinitive); am, is are (present); was, were (past); being (present participle); and been (past participle).
- Shubham Soni When I read novels I notice some sentences like Some of your sentences are incorrect.
- ) Shubham Soni I found that we use have been as past participle of verb "to be" That is not correct.
- " The parts of this irregular verb are: be (infinitive); am, is are (present); was, were (past); being (present participle); and been (past participle).
- We use the helping verb "have" to form the perfect tenses with all verbs, including "be".
- He has bought a new car.
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Shubham SoniWhen I read novels I notice some sentences like
Some of your sentences are incorrect.
X Alex have been to France (Alex has...)
X he have been there (He has..)
Shubham SoniI found that we use have been as past participle
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