Is all of these correct? (Or Are all of these correct?)
Simple:
This flower was beautiful. This Flower is beautiful. This flower will be beautiful.
Perfect:
This flower had been beautiful. This flower has been beautiful. This flower will have been beautiful
Continuous:
This flower was being beautiful. This flower is being beautiful. This flower will be being beautiful.
Perfect Continuous:
This flower had been being beautiful. This flower has been being beautiful. This flower will have been being beautiful.
keyboard hat 11 Is all of this correct? ) The stative verb "be" is not used in the continuous tenses. Try a different verb if you want to produce good exemplars of all the different forms.
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keyboard hat 11Is all of this correct? (Or Are all of these correct?)
The stative verb "be" is not used in the continuous tenses. Try a different verb if you want to produce good exemplars of all the different forms.
keyboard hat 11Is all of these correct?(Or Are all of these correct?)
You need the second one (the underlined one).
Your tenses are all technically correct. (The appropriateness and/or usefulness of those sentences are, however, questionable, as you already know.