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Anupama1 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
When to use have been or had been?
Could you please help? Always have a confusion on when to use have been, has been with example.
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anupama1 have been, has been has been is used with a singular subject (except I and you ). He has been ... She has been ...
- anupama1 have been, has been has been is used with a singular subject (except I and you ).
- He has been ...
- She has been ...
- The letter has been ...
- A child has been ...
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anupama1have been, has beenhas been is used with a singular subject (except I and you).
He has been ... She has been ... The letter has been ... A child has been ... Who has been ...?
have been is used with a plural subject and with I and you.
They have been ... We have been .
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