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Hasvi Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Please confirm is the correct and need grammar rule about 'has been'

Black hair has been in demand for years.

I studied about has been should be followed by past participle, but here we used demand not demanded. Please clarify.

  

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hasvi I studied about has been should be followed by past participle, but here we used demand not demanded. Please clarify. 'In demand' is a prepositional phrase acting as a predicate adjective.

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  • hasvi I studied about has been should be followed by past participle, but here we used demand not demanded.
  • Please clarify.
  • 'In demand' is a prepositional phrase acting as a predicate adjective.
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hasviI studied about has been should be followed by past participle, but here we used demand not demanded. Please clarify.

'In demand' is a prepositional phrase acting as a predicate adjective. ('Demand' is a noun.)

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