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| Name | How do we use 'to be' in the simple past tense? When do we use has been and have been? |
| Video Uploader | Video From English in context |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 05-09-2015 17:08:04 |
| Video Discription | Knowing how to use the verb 'to be' in the past tenses is very important when you speak English. Do you know how to use 'I have been', 'she has been' and 'they have been'? When do we use 'was' and when do we use 'were'? The verb 'to be' is by far the most important verb in the English language - it was not easy to show you how important it is in just over a minute - watch our short video and learn how to conjugate the most important word you will ever learn in English. What is the difference between was and were? When do we use 'has been' or 'have been'? Read this short story to see this berb in use: I am a rich man but I haven't always been rich - I was poor for most of my life and I have have been rich since I divorced a rich woman. To be honest, I was much happier when I was poor because my friends were real friends and it was possible to count on them. The people who are in my life now only seem to be friends with me to have some of my money. Being rich has other problems also - the first problem is similar to the 'friend' problem because when I meet a new girlfriend, I am never sure if she likes me because of who I am or if she is trying to get half of my money. Another problem is that people always expect me to pay every time I go out - this is not an enormous problem but I am sure that they have enough money to pay for themselves. At the moment I am on a beach and I am drinking champagne and I am thinking about my future - I have decided that I have been stupid - I have been living like a king since my divorce. So in the very near future I am going to pretend to be poor and hope that my old friends come back. Learn the verb to be in an easy-to-understand context: aDYlYToH6Hs |
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