“She has been work here for years.”
What's wrong? Choose the right one.
have or has + been + the -ing word: I've been working, she's been running.
Not: She has been work here for years.
Say: She has been working here for years.
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Questions where people make this mistake.
THE QUESTIONS
- Lena has been ______ in this company since she graduated.worked · working · work
- Dan and Mia have been ______ about their holiday plans since lunch.talk · talked · talking
Show the answers
- workingnot work: have been + the -ing wordnot worked: have been + the -ing word
- talkingnot talk: have been + the -ing wordnot talked: have been + the -ing word