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Been or being

Being is a present participle of "be" used in continuous verb forms.

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1. You have beingbeenje ne sais pasI don't know a great experience.

2. Where have you beenje ne sais pasbeingI don't know ?

3. You are beingje ne sais pasbeenI don't know difficult!

4. Have you heard about Jane? She has beingje ne sais pasbeenI don't know living next to me for weeks.

5. Is this desk beingje ne sais pasbeenI don't know prepared?

6. He is je ne sais pasbeingbeenI don't know a pain!

7. I have never je ne sais pasbeingbeenI don't know to London.

8. Your friend's papers are beingbeenje ne sais pasI don't know printed.

9. The administration have said that the workers were beingbeenje ne sais pasI don't know lazy.

10. Many governments have really beingbeenje ne sais pasI don't know able to devote to human rights.