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Sowfeek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Where ever use been

I know to where ever we use the word "been" I know the difference between has and have bet I could not understand has been and have been

And one more question please explain me present participel and past participel thanks in advance

  

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Sowfeek I know the difference between has and have but I could not understand has been and have been Do you know the difference between 'has gone' and 'have gone' or 'has eaten' and 'have eaten'? The difference between 'has been' and 'have been' is the same. Sowfeek please explain me present participel and past participel This is a big topic.

— Mister Micawber

  • Sowfeek I know the difference between has and have but I could not understand has been and have been Do you know the difference between 'has gone' and 'have gone' or 'has eaten' and 'have eaten'?
  • The difference between 'has been' and 'have been' is the same.
  • Sowfeek please explain me present participel and past participel This is a big topic.
  • org/grammar-dictionary/past-participle
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Sowfeek I know the difference between has and have but I could not understand has been and have been

Do you know the difference between 'has gone' and 'have gone' or 'has eaten' and 'have eaten'? The difference between 'has been' and 'have been' is the same.

Sowfeek please explain me present
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