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  1. 10-Jun-2003, 20:56 #1
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    WHERE DO WE USE "BEEN"?
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    Default Re: GRAMMAR

    Quote Originally Posted by MALE
    WHERE DO WE USE "BEEN"?
    It is a form of the word "to be".

    A: I have been there. Have you ever been there?
    B: No, I have never been there.

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    After the auxiliary verb HAVE.
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