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| I have seen a usage of 'is been' in a sentence like "Why allah is been bothered 5 times a day - Religion is a way of life for millions of people". I still believe that it is incorrect as the usage of been comes with 'has/have/had' and after 'is/are/am' the use of first form of verb plus 'ing' in correct. Could you please update me with the correct usage of 'is been'. Thanks & Regards, Ankur Kalohia |
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| It's incorrect to me. I would just say 'is bothered', though 'is being bothered' could be used. |
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