Yes, it's wrong if you want a correct piece of writing/if you want to write correctly.
The verb "[to] be" in any of its forms (am, is, are, was, were, be, been, being) can be followed by [strike]an other[/strike] another verb. This verb should be in the present participle or the past participle.
- We are do* our homework. (should be are doing)
- The homework was did* early. (should be was done)
- Tom is take* the book. (should be is taking)
- The book was took* by Tom. (should be was taken)
be + 1) present participle
2) past participle
You were asking about "should". Whenever you see a model, such as: "will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, must", you should [strike]be[/strike] make sure that the verb that follows it is in its base form.
- The boat will leaving*. (should be will leave)
- The doctor may arrives* soon. (should be may arrive)
- The students must taken* the exam. (should be must take)
modal + main form of the verb
In your situation, must + be + 1) completing
2) completed
Not a teacher
yes, it's wrong if you want a correct writing.
The verb be in any of its forms (am, is, are, was, were, be, been, being) can be followed by an other verb. this verb should be in the present participle or the past participle.
- We are do* our homework. (should be are doing)
- The homework was did* early. (should be was done)
- Tom is take* the book. (should be is taking)
- The book was took* by Tom. (should be was taken)
be + 1) present participle
2) past participle
You were asking about should. whenever you see a model, such as: (will, would, shall, should, can, could, may, might, must) you should be sure that the verb that follows it is in its base form.
- The boat will leaving*. (should be will leave)
- The doctor may arrives* soon. (should be may arrive)
- The students must taken* the exam. (should be must take)
modal + main form of the verb
in your situation, must + be + 1) completing
2) completed
I was really hoping we had crossed in posting when I said it was not wrong, then you said it was. You should make a habit of reading a thread first. This would prevent you from embarrassing yourself by disagreeing with regular commentators who know what they're talking about (usually).yes, it's wrong if you want a correct writing.