Been vs. Being

Being is used in passive structures after is, am, are, was, were. It is also used to connect two clauses when both clauses have the same subject.

Been is used after has, have or had to make perfect and perfect continuous tense forms.

Fill in the blanks with been or being.

1. This has .......................... going on for a while.

2. Where have you ........................... all this while?

3. The walls are ........................... painted.

4. I felt that I was ........................... watched.

5. She has ............................ working here for six years.

6. ........................... the only applicant, he got the job.

7. You have always .......................... a great help.

8. The document is ............................. drafted now.

9. The suspect is ............................... interrogated.

10. The suspect has ............................... interrogated.

11. The child has ............................. missing since yesterday.

12. She loves ............................. looked at.