[Grammar] What is a grammar construction "is been done"?

221050 · #1 27-Jan-2009, 09:24

I should be very obliged if somebody explains what is a lexic or grammar construction consisted of "is been"+participle (is been + done, brought and so on). Liudmila

**bhaisahab** · #2 27-Jan-2009, 09:28

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Originally Posted by 221050

I should be very obliged if somebody explains what is a lexic or grammar construction consisted of "is been"+participle (is been + done, brought and so on). Liudmila

Do you mean 'Have/has been + past participle'?

engee30 · #3 27-Jan-2009, 12:38

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Originally Posted by 221050

I should be very obliged if somebody explains what is a lexic or grammar construction consisted of "is been"+participle (is been + done, brought and so on). Liudmila

Or maybe is + being + participle: is being done?

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