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usage of being in the beginning of a sentence | Usage of in and at: I'm in the university. vs I'm at the university.
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past contineuos or past perfect cont. #1 (permalink) Tue Mar 10, 2009 22:44 pm   past contineuos or past perfect cont.
 

hi,
im not sure when , i can use past cont. and past perfect cont.

Where was Jack yesterday? - I don't know. He might have been seeing the doctor.

can I rewording this stat. as :Where was Jack yesterday? - I don't know. He might have seeing the doctor.
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past contineuos or past perfect cont. #2 (permalink) Wed Mar 11, 2009 9:37 am   past contineuos or past perfect cont.
 

Hi,

After 'might have' you need the participle 'been'. The only possible construction is: He might have been seeing the doctor.

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