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Mango536 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Name or verb ?

I have been thinking

Have >> auxillary verb

Been >> auxillary verb too or main verb?

Thinking >> name or main verb?

  

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"have" and "been" are both auxiliary verbs; the main verb is "thinking". "has/have been thinking" is the present perfect continuous tense of "think". mango536 name or main verb?

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  • "have" and "been" are both auxiliary verbs; the main verb is "thinking".
  • "has/have been thinking" is the present perfect continuous tense of "think".
  • mango536 name or main verb?
  • I think you may mean "noun" rather than "name".
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"have" and "been" are both auxiliary verbs; the main verb is "thinking". "has/have been thinking" is the present perfect continuous tense of "think".

mango536name or main verb?

I think you may mean "noun" rather than "name".

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