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Reply Wed 18 May, 2005 10:10 am
Hi, this maybe a simple question. I found the answer, but not sure

if there are another uses though.

When be used in continuous form ?

-In descriptions ( foolish, idiot, funny?) ,

You are being funny.

-In passive form,

The car is being driven.

Thanks Smile
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Algis Kemezys
 
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Reply Wed 18 May, 2005 01:05 pm
And I am being driven crazy continuosly foolish bi U.
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navigator
 
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Reply Wed 18 May, 2005 09:33 pm
Sorry to hearing that Very Happy . I hope I'm not confusing anyone. The question

simply is,

When we use be in continuous " being" ?

Thanks.

P.s being crazy, means that you aren't truly crazy and you are showing

this quality at the moment. Like being funny, you are pretending this

deliberatley.That what the rule says here.
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stuh505
 
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Reply Wed 18 May, 2005 10:04 pm
Quote:

-In descriptions ( foolish, idiot, funny?) ,

You are being funny.

-In passive form,

The car is being driven.


Hey Nav. Both of these examples are correct, but I don't really see a distinction between their usage in these examples. As far as I can fathom there is only one use of the word being, and this is it.

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Hi, this may [space] be a simple question. I found the answer, but [I'm] not sure if there are other uses.
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navigator
 
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Reply Thu 19 May, 2005 12:42 am
Hi stuh, I'm on it now Cool . Sorry for the mistakes.
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