to be seen/to have seen/to have been seen

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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You certainly wouldn’t like to be seen/to have seen/to have been seen in such a bad company.
Which one is correct?

2

Do you have a guess?

3

I think “to have been seen”. Am I correct?

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‘To be seen’ (present) and ‘to have been seen’ (past) could both work, though I don’t believe it is likely that the article should be provided before ‘bad company’.