What is the passive form of "present perfect continuous"
Hello guys,
Is the passive form of "present perfect continuous" [S+ have/has been + Vpp+ By O] or [S+have/has been + being+ Vpp+by O] ?
The reason why I wonder is that the "present/past continuous tense" includes "being" in their passive form. However, I've never seen "being" in any passive form of perfect tenses
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Khanh Hoang 7991 However, I've never seen "being" in any passive form of perfect tenses It because the need to use this form happens very very rarely. The present perfect continuous passive is hardly ever used. it The structure has been being bulldozed away by the Americans and Britons.
- Khanh Hoang 7991 However, I've never seen "being" in any passive form of perfect tenses It because the need to use this form happens very very rarely.
- The present perfect continuous passive is hardly ever used.
- it The structure has been being bulldozed away by the Americans and Britons.
- Membrane elements have been being manufactured in Bitterfeld since the fall of last year.
- Similarly from the year 1961, Mahendra Goldcup football tournament has been being organized in Biratnagar.
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Khanh Hoang 7991However, I've never seen "being" in any passive form of perfect tenses
It because the need to use this form happens very very rarely. The present perfect continuous passive is hardly ever used. Here are some quotes from fraze.it
The structure has been being bulldozed away by the Americans and Britons.
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