Which subjects go with 'have been'?

• Only singular nouns

• He, she, it, singular and uncountable nouns

• Only plural nouns

• I, you, we, they, plural nouns

In which tense do we use 'has been' to talk about states that started in the past and continue up to the present?

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Present Perfect Simple

• Present Perfect Continuous

• Past Perfect Simple

What is the correct sentence using 'had been' in the past perfect continuous tense?

• I had been studying English for 3 years when I went to London last year.

• I have been studying English for 3 years.

• I have been to France three times.

• He has been watching TV since midday.

When do we use 'have been' after modal verbs?

• First conditional

• Zero conditional

• Third conditional

• Second conditional

What does 'has been' as a noun refer to?

• A person who is currently famous

• A person who was important, famous, or very good at something in the past but isn't anymore

• A person who is currently a teacher

• A person who has never traveled

Which sentence correctly uses 'have been'?

• My bike has been stolen. How am I going to get home?

• My bike had been stolen. How am I going to get to work?

• My bike had been stolen. How am I going to get home?

• My bike has been stolen. How am I going to get to work?

What is the correct question using 'have been'?

• Has you ever went to London?

• Have you ever went to London?

• Has you ever been to London?

• Have you ever been to London?

Which sentence correctly uses 'had been' in the past perfect simple tense?

• Andy had been a teacher for almost 50 years when he retired.

• Andy has been a teacher for almost 50 years when he retired.

• Andy has been a teacher for almost 50 years when he retires.

• Andy had been a teacher for almost 50 years when he retires.

What is the correct sentence using 'have been' in the passive voice?

• Your order had been received.

• Your order have been received.

• Your order has been received.

• Your order has been receiving.

Which sentence correctly uses 'have been' in the present perfect continuous tense?

• I have been studying English since 2021.

• I have been studying English for 3 years.

• I have been studying English since last March.

• I have been studying English since last year.