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Junilcrux Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Usage of 'been'
Can we use 'been' after 'are'..!
For example:
"They are been late to the office"
For example:
"They are been late to the office"
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Are been is impossible because been cannot be used adjectivally. You can have are followed by a past participle especially if a transitive verb is in question: The books are written in Spanish. CB
- Are been is impossible because been cannot be used adjectivally.
- You can have are followed by a past participle especially if a transitive verb is in question: The books are written in Spanish.
- CB
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Are been is impossible because been cannot be used adjectivally. You can have are followed by a past participle especially if a transitive verb is in question:
The books are written in Spanish.
CB
The books are written in Spanish.
CB
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