Question

I have или has been V(ing)​

Answer 1

Ответ have

Объяснение:

has употребляется в 3 лице единственном числе

Answer 2

I have. Has been having.

Задайте вопрос нормально.

Answer 3

The correct usage depends on the subject of the sentence.

If the subject is singular (e.g., "I" or "he" or "she" or "it"), you would use "has been" with the verb ending in -ing. For example:

• "He has been working on the project for two weeks."
• "She has been studying French for years."
• "It has been raining all day."

If the subject is plural (e.g., "we" or "you" or "they"), you would use "have been" with the verb ending in -ing. For example:

• "We have been waiting for the bus for ages."
• "You have been practicing guitar every day."
• "They have been traveling around the world."

Remember, the word order for questions and negative sentences will change accordingly:

Question (singular subject):

• "Has he been working on the project for two weeks?"

Negative (singular subject):

• "He hasn't been working on the project for two weeks."

Question (plural subject):

• "Have we been waiting for the bus for ages?"

Negative (plural subject):

• "We haven't been waiting for the bus for ages."