S + Has/Have + Been + Verb-III + [ C ]

No.	S	Has/Have	Been	Verb-III	C
1 2 3 4 5	The Contract That building Many house My car Two of my teeth	has has have has have	been been been been been	signed restored destroyed sold pulled out	by two parties

SHORT CONVERSATIONS:

A     : Sorry, Sir. The tickets have been sold out.

B     : What do you suggest?

A     : Please go home, drink some milk, and go to bed.

A     : Has your book been returned?

B     : Not yet. I swear I won’t lend him my books.

A     : Has your translation fee been transferred?

B     : Not yet. But the book has been published.

A     : Sir, the guesses have already come here.

B     : Really? But dinner has not been prepared.

A     : Why hasn’t the Law been put into operation yet?

B     : Because it hasn’t been approved yet.

INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT

TV Reporter : What steps have been done by the government to overcome the impacts the ts-unami and earthquake in Aceh and North Sumatra.

President    : Well, it has been mapped about the locations of disaster and the need of   people.

TV reporter  : What real actions have been undertaken?

President     : Food and medical aids have been transported there.

TV Reporter  : How about the refugees?

President     : Some tents have been built as emergency settlements.

TV Reporter  : I saw many corps were found everywhere.

President     : Don't worry, they have been avacuated and burried.

TV Reporter  : Many people have enrolled as volunteers.

President     : Yes, I really appreciate what they have done.

TV Reporter  : How about foreign aids?

President     : It has been confirmed that they will help us.

TV Reporter  : How do you coordinate all aids?

President     : Minister of people Welfare has been appointed as a person in charge for  all aids.

TV Reporter  : Thank you very much for your information, Mr. President.

President     : You're welcome.