Has been. ile örnek cümleler göster.Mümkün olduğunca günlük ifadeyi bana anlat.

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@Onnierose Thank you for your prompt responce.
kindly advise the rule what is differ in sense if we say - She is staying at home often.
what is the meaning diffrence in between in both sentence, one is you mentioned in above and second i wrote.
Please advise.

Please explain the sense of has been in simple words. It's use a quite confusing for me.

Please clarify the rules and situations for uses of this kind of sentence structure. Thank you.

@Onnierose thanks and well noted the rule.

What is the sense of if we say " It has been a busy day"

As per my understanding of as per given rule, its mean the day was busy and still ongoing busy. Please confirm.

if we say it was busy day, it mean now the day is finished and saying this in the end of the day that it was busy. But if we saying it has been a busy day its mean the day is still ongoing busy.

The dog has been lost.
The dog lost.
The dog has losted.

what is the diffrence in the above meaning. Please explain in easy words. Thank you alot.

@Onnierose Thank you for clear the doubts. Now i will never forget the use and rule of it.
" When the action has been happend in the past and still ongoing the same" in this type case or situation, we could use has been/have been.

Thank you.

"I have drunk tea since morning". ( what does it make sense).

is it finished action or still ongoing action.

How long have you lived in this town. ( Does it make sense that, subject want to know how long you have been living here OR how long were lived in that this town)

In reference of your this explanation, @rg9941 this doesn’t make sense. It might make sense if you say “I have not drank tea since morning.” If you want to say instead “I drank tea this morning” or maybe “I have been drinking tea since morning.” One implies you did drink tea (the action has ended) while the other implies you are still drinking tea (ongoing action).

I understand the action has been happed in past.

I have drunk tea since morning.

but similarly if i say... I know him since morning. then how it make sense is action still ongoing. But in this sentence, The subject knows him till past to present.

I have lived in U.S since 2008. ( Its make sense that i lived in U.S and still living, yet not moved from there)

then why about below sentece showing different meaning " How long have you lived in this town.

Hi, could you please let me know that the below sentences are correct :- It is not stated that whether trial are done.

Does that sentence confirm the correct passive voice formation.