"been" confused me guyes !!!

[Thegladiator]

Hi ! every body

When did I use “been” and when did I not use it ?

For example : I have been written
and I have written

also what about when I can say “been” and when I can say “being”

I’m realy confused !!!

[Toepexs]

Your first sentence is wrong in grammatical. You should say; I have been writing for 3 hours…(present perfect continuous)

[E2e4]

@Thegladiator

[color=green]Hi everybody!
When did I use “been” and when did I not use it ? [color=green]When should I use “been” and when should I not?
For example : I have been written - [color=green]I have been written a letter. Passive voice. It means that somebody wrote a letter to you. I’d rather say,‘I’ve received a letter.’
and I have written - [color=green]You have written a sentence down the paper. You’ve done it.
also what about when I can say “been” and when I can say “being” [color=green]Also when should I use “been” and when “being”?
I’m [color=green]really confused !!!

1. I [color=violet]have been there. - The present perfect.
2. My car [color=violet]is being repaired. - The present continuous. Passive voice.

been ~ the past participle of the auxiliary “to be”. (be, was, been)
being ~ “ing” form of the verb “to be”.

Now, I am wondering about what could be the main verb in #2.

Is it that

“is” is the first auxiliary.
“being” is the second auxiliary.
“repaired” is the main verb.

Thanks

[E2e4]

@Toepexs

Your first sentence is [color=green]grammatically wrong. in grammatical. You should say; I have been writing for 3 hours…([color=green]The present perfect continuous)

[Thegladiator]

@Toepexs

Your first sentence is wrong in grammatical. You should say; I have been writing for 3 hours…(present perfect continuous)

Thank u my teacher

[Thegladiator]

@E2e4

@Toepexs

Your first sentence is [color=green]grammatically wrong. in grammatical. You should say; I have been writing for 3 hours…([color=green]The present perfect continuous)

Thank u so much for explain more

[Thegladiator]

@E2e4

@Thegladiator

[color=green]Hi everybody!
When did I use “been” and when did I not use it ? [color=green]When should I use “been” and when should I not?
For example : I have been written - [color=green]I have been written a letter. Passive voice. It means that somebody wrote a letter to you. I’d rather say,‘I’ve received a letter.’
and I have written - [color=green]You have written a sentence down the paper. You’ve done it.
also what about when I can say “been” and when I can say “being” [color=green]Also when should I use “been” and when “being”?
I’m [color=green]really confused !!!

1. I [color=violet]have been there. - The present perfect.
2. My car [color=violet]is being repaired. - The present continuous. Passive voice.

been ~ the past participle of the auxiliary “to be”. (be, was, been)
being ~ “ing” form of the verb “to be”.

Now, I am wondering about what could be the main verb in #2.

Is it that

“is” is the first auxiliary.
“being” is the second auxiliary.
“repaired” is the main verb.

Thanks

Amazing , thank you so much