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" I am, I was, I have been. He is, he was, he has been. You are, you were, you have been.
- " I am, I was, I have been.
- He is, he was, he has been.
- You are, you were, you have been.
- Etc.
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"Been" is part of the verb "to be."
I am, I was, I have been.
He is, he was, he has been.
You are, you were, you have been.
Etc.
I am, I was, I have been.
He is, he was, he has been.
You are, you were, you have been.
Etc.
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"I need know" isn't correct.
Did you try to say "I need to know" ?
Moreover, "What does been mean" is not correct either, you should say "What does this mean ?"
I hope my reply helps.
Did you try to say "I need to know" ?
Moreover, "What does been mean" is not correct either, you should say "What does this mean ?"
I hope my reply helps.
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