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is there anyone can tell me how to use the Infinitive verb "BE", its really confusing me
i have no idea how to use be/being/been properly,are there any rules that i can easily understand?
thanks a lot
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Hello Yannick:
Don't Worry; Be Happy!
It is going to be hot today.
It has been very hot in the past few days.
I will try to be helpful. I am being helpful to you. I have been helpful to you in the past.
You are going to be an English student. If you are being a good student, you will study with much devotion. You have always been a good student.
We do not know what the outcome will be. In the past everything has been difficult.
It all becomes a matter of whether other people are being helpful or difficult, is that not so?
How have you been? I am being given a scholarship to attend a college. I have been in classes all of my life.
I am not being difficult with you. I may have been critical of you in the past, but right now I am being helpful. Do you really expect for me to be only critical, and to not praise your effort?
There is going to be a lot of fun this weekend. The past several weeks have been very boring.
If life is going to be generous to us, we will find a way to go to out this weekend for some fun.
Don't be ridiculous. He is being ridiculous, but that is not a sufficient reason that you should be ridiculous also. If someone is being ridiculous, or has been ridiculous, let's just avoid them, shall we?
.---Warm Regards, Bruce
Don't Worry; Be Happy!
It is going to be hot today.
It has been very hot in the past few days.
I will try to be helpful. I am being helpful to you. I have been helpful to you in the past.
You are going to be an English student. If you are being a good student, you will study with much devotion. You have always been a good student.
We do not know what the outcome will be. In the past everything has been difficult.
It all becomes a matter of whether other people are being helpful or difficult, is that not so?
How have you been? I am being given a scholarship to attend a college. I have been in classes all of my life.
I am not being difficult with you. I may have been critical of you in the past, but right now I am being helpful. Do you really expect for me to be only critical, and to not praise your effort?
There is going to be a lot of fun this weekend. The past several weeks have been very boring.
If life is going to be generous to us, we will find a way to go to out this weekend for some fun.
Don't be ridiculous. He is being ridiculous, but that is not a sufficient reason that you should be ridiculous also. If someone is being ridiculous, or has been ridiculous, let's just avoid them, shall we?
.---Warm Regards, Bruce
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