Guest  [More info] Is this sentence properly written. Where have you being? or Where have you been? Guest

	+1 tam  [More info] When using a verb in the Present Perfect as you are (ie: using have + verb) the auxillary verb is have which is the one you conjugate, followed by the past participle of the verb. See http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwesl/egw/jones.htm for futher listings of past participles of verbs tam Joined on Fri, Mar 21 2003 Junior Member 53

	+1 chris  [More info] The verb 'be' is what we call a 'non-progressive verb' and can not be used in the continuous or progressive tenses. In English we can't say: 'I am being' or in question form: 'Have you being?' chris Joined on Mon, Apr 7 2003 Malta Contributing Member 1,105

	+1 Orpheus  [More info] hmm, how 'bout I'm just being logical, Chris? Orpheus Joined on Tue, Jun 17 2003 Jakarta, Indonesia Regular Member 619 'Truth is Subjectivity' - Kierkegaard