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The phrase "be is done" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Once the task is complete, we can say that the work be is done." (Note: This example still contains the error.)
Alternatives: "is completed" or "has been finished".
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Dunga's Brazil — more muscular, methodical and combative than it needed to be — is done.
"My little job, feeble as it may be, is done," he writes in the final paragraph of the book.
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Business is being done.
It's been done.
Yet it is being done.
It is being done elsewhere.
It's been done before.
"Nothing is being done.
"That's been done".
It is being done.
This is being done in two ways.
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