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"In English, "been" is primarily used as a past participle of the verb "to be." As such, it functions as part of the verb phrase in various tenses, including the present perfect (e.g., "I have been"), past perfect (e.g., "She had been"), and future perfect (e.g., "They will have been"). In these contexts, "been" indicates a completed action or state that occurred before a specific point in the past, present, or future. Additionally, "been" can also be used as an auxiliary verb in passive constructions (e.g., "The house has been cleaned") and to form certain verb tenses, such as the present perfect continuous (e.g., "She has been working"). read less

English can be improved by practicing speaking,listening reading ,learning new vocabulary words everyday ,Having conversations with friends ,families in English also Helios a lot Reading English books ,newspapers and then trying to speak cinfidenly what u read will boost ur confidence and if possible record ur voice while u speak ,Learn from day to day life while interacting with others and use phrase or ss all sentences instead of just single words 

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This rule has been drilled into grade schoolers’ heads: “Never begin a sentence with and, but, or or.” It turns out there’s no rule against doing so. According to Oxford Dictionary Myth Debunkers, “The argument against using a preposition to introduce a sentence is that

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nglish grammar evolves over time due to various factors, including cultural shifts, technological advancements, globalization, and the influence of other languages. Here are some reasons why English grammar changes:

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