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The part of a sentence "I am been" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English. The verb "am" and the past participle "been" are both forms of the verb "to be" and cannot be used together in a sentence. Correct ways to use this verb in written English include: - "I am" + present participle (-ing form): "I am running." - "I have" + past participle: "I have been to Australia." - "I was" + present participle: "I was sleeping." Example of an incorrect usage: "I am been sick for a week." Example of a correct usage: "I have been sick for a week."
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I am been Artist in Residence at University of Miami for 4 weeks each year.
Has "I think, therefore I am" been replaced by 'I am seen on YouTube, I am twittered, I am facebooked, therefore I am?"! Now I know they are really plugging some GPS feature where you are matched instantly with a product or price you want to pay for such product, but that line really punched to the absurdity of it all.
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I am being chivalrous".
I am being totallyhonest.
What I am is monogamous.
Okay, I am being facetious.
That's what I am being told".
("I am being unpersoned").
"I am being present".
I am being pursued.
I am being principled.
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