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Hi! I want to know when I can use be "and" been in a sentence. Is there a rule, or what? So answer my question and don't run a way hahahha Sorry if i have mistakes in my question.

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This is very smiple Farah:
Be and Been comes from the verb "to be".
BE    = is future tense (eg. i will BE a Doctor in 5 years)or ( I will BE at the market within one hour).
BEEN = is past tense (eg. i had BEEN to the market today).

I hope this helps you..

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to be - infinitive 
 "been" - past participle ofthe verb TO BE; it is used to form tenses such as Present Perfect and Past Perfect ( simple and continuous).
Some examples: 
1)I have been reading a book for a week, and I haven't finished it yet. (Present Perfect Continuous) 
 2)   I have never been abroad. (Present Perfect Simple)

Be - is used when you want to say something that will happen in the future, for example:
I will be there at 7.
I am going to be a doctor.

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easier read as 
"be" and "been"

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I didnt get it 
which word you are asking about?

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