BEING vs BEEN IN ENGLISH || You won't find these usages in any book 💯

Hey, learners!
In this lesson, we will learn the difference between BEING and BEEN and their different usages.
Contents:-
• What is the verb BEING?
• What is the verb BEEN?
• Different usages of BEEN in English.
• Different usages of BEEN in English.
• Difference between BEING and BEEN.
• What is a gerund?
• What is a participle clause?
BEING VS BEEN
1. BEING is a present participle of the verb "To BE".
1. BEEN is the past participle of the verb "TO BE".
2. BEING is used in only present continuous and past continuous tense.
2. BEEN is used in simple perfect and perfect continuous tenses.
• He is being smart. (Present continuous)
• I was being sarcastic. (Past continuous)
• I am being supported by some people. (Present continuous, passive voice)
• I was being supported by some people. (Past continuous, passive voice)
• I have been teaching English for 5 years. (Present perfect continuous)
• She had been waiting for 2 hours when the train arrived. (Past perfect continuous)
• I will have been living in New York when you finish your college. (Future perfect continuous)
• My house has been refurbished. (Present perfect, passive voice)
• The train had been left before she reached the station. (Past perfect, passive voice)
3. Both BEING and BEEN can function as both a helping and a main verb.
BEING as a main verb
• He is being smart.
• You are being funny.
BEING as a helping verb
• We are being told not to move out of our house. (Present continuous, passive voice)
• The government is telling us not to move out of our house. (Present continuous, active voice)
BEEN as a main verb
• He has been my mentor for a long time.
Has - helping verb
Been - main verb(stative)
• He has been very supportive.
Has - helping verb
Been - main verb(stative)
BEEN as a helping verb
• I have been teaching English for 5 years.
Have, been - helping verb
Teaching - main verb(action)
• She had been waiting for 2 hours when the train arrived.
Had, been - helping verb
Waiting - main verb(action)
BEEN or BEING followed by an action verb - helping verb
BEEN or BEING followed by an adjective or a noun - main verb
4. BEING can work as a gerund but BEEN can't.
Gerund: a progressive verb, V1+ing, that functions as a noun in a sentence.
• Being a teacher puts lots of responsibilities on your shoulder.
Subject - being a teacher
• I don't hate being corrected.
Object of the verb 'hate' - being corrected
5. BEING can be used in a present participle clause and BEEN in a perfect participle clause.
BEING
• Being scared of dogs, I stay away from them.
Alternative:- Because I am scared if dogs, I stay away from them.
• Salman, being an army officer, does a lot of charity work.
Alternative:- Salman, who is an army officer, does a lot of charity work.
BEEN
• Having been beaten brutally, she couldn't walk.
Alternative:- Because she was beaten brutally, she couldn't walk.
• Having been cut from the company, I started my own business.
Alternative:- After the company sacked me, I started my own business.
6. BEING can be used as a word alone in a sentence. It means "existence or life". BEEN doesn't give any meaning on it's own.
• Every human being deserves to be educated.
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[@mohamedmifras8274]

Sir, This sentences,I got from newspaper papers sir could you please tell me what is the point of time we have to use and what is the meaning ? Are these imaginary situations or possibilities ? And also some of the sentences coming under would be +ed adjective right? Would be +Participle 1)Sanofi exploring possibility of covid 19 vaccine that would be produced in Poconos 2)Corona virus:Seriously ill Goldan bay patients would be transferred over the hill. 3)Who would be allowed to leave the house If Portland orders Shelter in place?The mayor explain his plans 4)Watch How Your Local ICU Would Be Overwhelmed As The Coronavirus Infection Rate Rises 5)Kane would ‘be stupid not to go’ if Liverpool or Manchester city came calling 6)Leeds United Would be promoted under governing body's new precedent 7)Laid off Shore Medical Center hospital staff would be redeployed to fight coronavirus, state says 8)Catriona Matthew would be ‘amazed’ if all golf’s majors get played in 2020 due to coronavirus 9)These MLB Teams Would Be Helped By A Shortened, Condensed 2020 Schedule 10)Woman threatened that she would be chopped up and sent to her father; Cork man remanded in custody

[@EnglishWithAshish]

These are correct sentences. Most of them refer to the future time. It's nearly impossible for me to explain everything here as WOULD has a wide range of usages. I'll make a lesson on it soon.

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Excellent lesson as usual yours others English Grammar Lessons.

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1) being 2) been 3) being 4)being 5) being 6) been

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1. 2. Been 3. Being 4. 5. Being 6. Being 1 and 4 little confusing

[@EnglishWithAshish]

1. Being 4. Being 6. Been Rest are correct! 👏

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Please make some videos on how to write essays using various structures

[@EnglishWithAshish]

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Sir plz aap non finite verbs ki video ho sake to hindi mein bolte huye banaa dijiye

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Sure, Vijay! Apna Hindi channel bhi hai, vo visit karle dekhye. Kaafi topics hai vahan.

[@prasaduppala7641]

the bill came into being on 4th june (what does it mean by being here??)...is this sentence correct???

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Existence (noun)

[@b.lalpansangipansangi1224]

Not,the other forms the BE itself

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Make video on how to write flawless essay using participle clauses, phrases etc.... which u posted on ur channel previously.....kindly make it soon sir....

[@EnglishWithAshish]

I'll try that! Thank you for the topic!

[@b.lalpansangipansangi1224]

Sir I have been watching your grammar lessons,thank you,but I'm confused in using the word BE itself,please explain for me

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Noted. Will make a video about it

[@neelusharma-tp7oe]

1.being ordered. ( passive) 2. Having been broken ( passive ) 3 .being a father . 4.the student were being told ( passive) 5.he is being silly ( main verb) 6.my student have been my motivation ( main verb)

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Glad you tried, Neelu! 👏🌸

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Thanks

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​@@EnglishWithAshishn this video 2:41 you wrote" The train had been left before she reached the station". Is that sentence correct?

[@vijayakumarvj]

Hi ashish, First of all, i'd like to appreciate you for the vivid explanation. However, I confused with one part. let me explain my question with sample sentences. 1. "Being a teacher, puts lots of responsibilities on your shoulder." 2. "Salman, being an army officer, does a lot of charity work". 3. "Being poor, jenny works in a medical store". How come "Being a teacher" is a Gerund in the first sentence while "being an army offer" and "being poor" in the latter sentences are belong to participle clause". Would pls explain.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Hello, Vijaya! Ask "what puts a lot of responsibility on your shoulder" to the verb! Being a teacher, which is a gerund phrase, answers it. A gerund phrase works as a noun. Both gerund and participle phrases look like the same. The function they perform makes the difference. Please watch the lessons on these phrases individually. That'll help.

[@EnglishWithAshish]

Hello, Vijaya! Ask "what puts a lot of responsibility on your shoulder" to the verb! Being a teacher, which is a gerund phrase, answers it. A gerund phrase works as a noun. Both gerund and participle phrases look like the same. The function they perform makes the difference. Please watch the lessons on these phrases individually. That'll help.

[@vijayakumarvj]

Thanks for your swift response Ashish. I guess I should watch gerund phrase and participle phrase videos. Thanks for the guidance again 😊👍

[@EnglishWithAshish]

My pleasure! Please give them a watch! :)

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1. Being 2. been 3. Being 4. being 5. being 6. been

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