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HAS BEEN 🌟 HAVE BEEN 🌟 HAD BEEN 🤔 Advanced English Grammar Lesson | Go Natural English

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Enter to the web below and practice with the next exercises the use of Had/Has/Had been 

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Enter to the web below and practice with the next exercises the use of Had/Has/Had been 

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Additional to that, resolve these sentences with the correct use of these forms

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Additional to that, resolve these sentences with the correct use of these forms

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After we reviewed this information, complete the next quiz using HAVE BEEN/HAS BEEN/HAD BEEN

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After we reviewed this information, complete the next quiz using HAVE BEEN/HAS BEEN/HAD BEEN

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We use had been if there were 2 actions in the past.

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The marketing campaign had just been launched when the agency shut down.

Both of the actions or events were in the past. The first event is indicated with had been. The second event is just a simple past tense.

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Write the 2 events that occur in this example

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Write the 2 events that occur in this example

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First event: ________
Second event: ________

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Your offer has been acepted.
This sentence is in the passive voice.

In the active voice it would be:
The seller has accepted your offer.

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Passive voice: Mistakes have been made.
Active voice: I have made mistakes.

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Try to convert this sentence in a one with the passive voice

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Try to convert this sentence in a one with the passive voice

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We have delivered your parcels to a neighbour.

Passive voice: __________

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Only use HAD BEEN if there were 2 actions in the past:

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Only use HAD BEEN if there were 2 actions in the past:

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- 1 continous action
- 1 single finished action

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The continous action: had been watching
The single finished action: he stopped

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Complete you the continous and finished action in the example above

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Complete you the continous and finished action in the example above

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The continous action:
The single finished action:

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Actions that started in the past and are still continuing 

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Actions that started in the past and are still continuing 

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I have been studying English for 3 years.

When we use for, we`re talking about the duration or the amount of time.

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I have been studying Japanese since 2017.

When we say since, we're talking about the starting point.

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He has been a cleaner for 11 months.

He has been a cleaner since January.

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We use HAVE/HAS/HAD BEEN when we talk about TRAVEL EXPERIENCE

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We use HAVE/HAS/HAD BEEN when we talk about TRAVEL EXPERIENCE

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We use HAVE/HAS/HAD BEEN when we talk about TRAVEL EXPERIENCE

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We use HAVE/HAS/HAD BEEN when we talk about TRAVEL EXPERIENCE

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We have been to Madrid many times.
This means: We have visited Madrid many times.

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I've been to Italy 3 times.
This means: I've visited Italy 3 times.
We can reduce the word have using the apostrophe: I've, You've

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Question form:
Have you been to Mexico?
- Yes, I've been to Mexico
- No, I haven't been to Mexico

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We cannot talk about specific times!
I have been to Mexico last year.
That's TOTALLY WRONG!

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We can use had been when talking about two events in the past.

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We use have been with:
- I, you, we, they
- Plural nouns

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When I visited Paris last week, I had never been to France before.

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Complete the sentence with the words you think belong there.

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Complete the sentence with the words you think belong there.

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I ___ ____ waiting for an hour when the school bus finally arrived.

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The car companies ____ ____ busy fulfilling their quota since the year began.

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She said that her skin cleared up because she ___ ____ following a skin care routine for six months.

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I have been
They have been
The children have been

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We use has been with:
- He, she, it
- Uncountable nouns

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She has been
It has been
The cat has been

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For any subject we use had been