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When do you use have been and had been?
Have been = something is continuing from the past Had been = something has stopped. I have been having a lot of sleepless nights = this was happening regularly, and is still happening I had been having a lot of sleepless nights = this was happening regularly, but it stopped some time back
What causes urine to come out on its own?
Incontinence. If this is happening regularly you must see a doctor.
Is the water cycle happening all the time?
i like the hunger games
Are cyclones real?
Yes. Cyclones are real and are happening all the time.
Where is nuclear fusion happening right at this moment?
Nuclear fusion is happening right this moment on the sun. It is happening all the time. It happens every day, all day long. It is a self-sustaining fusion reaction, and it has been happening continuously for billions and billions of years. And it is a long way from being done. It will burn for billions of more years. All the time.
Which means all the time?
regularly, consistently, commonly, habitually, on regular basis
What was happening at the time of the Russian revolution?
the russians killed all the amercians and pissed on them
How many earthquakes have happened sense 1556?
Millions. There are earthquakes happening all the time. Most are too small for anyone to notice but that does not mean that they are not happening.
Can a company give you a credit then take it back?
Yes and it is happening all the time now.
What does constant?
Happening all the time ... continuous. Continually occurring; persistent; without interruption
What was happening in the history at the time of the blues?
the slave trade. thats all i could think of
What is the meaning of vas happenin?
"Vas happenin" is a catchphrase popularized by the British boy band One Direction, particularly by member Zayn Malik. It is a colloquial way of asking "What's happening?" or "What's going on?" It became a well-known phrase among fans of the band and was often used as a greeting or expression of excitement.
