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Anthony isn't usually easy to get on with but he is / has been / is being very cooperative these days?
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Welcome to the forum, bright scarlet.
Please open a separate thread for each of your questions instead of appending them to other old threads. I've split this one off for you, but remember that for your future posts.
0bright scarletAnthony isn't usually easy to get on with but he is / has been / is being very cooperative these days?
I read "these days", adverbially, as "now", so I'd use "is very cooperative these days" in that sentence.
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