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Native EnglishNatural Grammar
BeenVerb - Past Participle of “Be” (irregular and auxiliary)
State of being – with adjectiveEx: I am happy
Auxiliary: Used with the verb “have” to create compound perfect tenses of the verb “be.” (present and past perfect).
Ex:I have been waiting.I had been waiting but decided to leave.
Grammar Patterns
BeenVerb - Past Participle of “Be” (irregular and auxiliary)
State of being – with adjectiveEx: I am happy
Auxiliary: Used with the verb “have” to create compound perfect tenses of the verb “be.” (present and past perfect).
Ex:I have been waiting.I had been waiting but decided to leave.
Collocations
BeenVerb - Past Participle of “Be” (irregular and auxiliary)
State of being – with adjectiveEx: I am happy
Auxiliary: Used with the verb “have” to create compound perfect tenses of the verb “be.” (present and past perfect).
Ex:I have been waiting.I had been waiting but decided to leave.
Set Phrases
BeenVerb - Past Participle of “Be” (irregular and auxiliary)
State of being – with adjectiveEx: I am happy
Auxiliary: Used with the verb “have” to create compound perfect tenses of the verb “be.” (present and past perfect).
Ex:I have been waiting.I had been waiting but decided to leave.
Examples
BeenVerb - Past Participle of “Be” (irregular and auxiliary)
State of being – with adjectiveEx: I am happy
Auxiliary: Used with the verb “have” to create compound perfect tenses of the verb “be.” (present and past perfect).
Ex:I have been waiting.I had been waiting but decided to leave.
Exercises (link to Quia)