where to use being
I am quite confused with different usage of being in english grammar.could you clear my doubt.
poonam loomba
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with adjectives, passives,active verbs and reasoning clauses.
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answered Sep 30 '12 at 16:42
poonam loomba
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we can use being with adjectives ,verbs that should be in active form.In passive sentences being is used as well.Reasoning clauses can be begin with subject plus being.
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answered Sep 30 '12 at 16:45
poonam loomba
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You have answered your questions. Great!
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answered Sep 30 '12 at 17:48
sanjay
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I haven't a clue what either the question or the answers are talking about . . .
add commentI think the question is about the various forms of the verb to be. I don't know a concise way to explain all of the ways that each form can or cannot be used. Any search on the internet will give you a slew of sites that go into detail, as should your textbook if you are studying English. Is there something more specific that is confusing you?
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answered Oct 01 '12 at 03:43
Patty T
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