English ..grammar

[toranam]

Has been vs Have Been

I finished some work in the past want to tell some one

edi sentence 

When do you think I can close the ticket as work has been finished already. or work have been finished already aa?

[Scada]

has been 

[toranam]

1 minute ago, Scada said:

has been 

explain more please y?

[coffee]

Has been..singular.. work items have been closed. Plural

[Ara_Tenkai]

8 minutes ago, toranam said:

Has been vs Have Been

I finished some work in the past want to tell some one

edi sentence 

When do you think I can close the ticket as work has been finished already. or work have been finished already aa?

He/She/It - Has

all others - Have

[Purseram]

This work is done already, can I close the ticket? anu 

[Scada]

Just now, toranam said:

explain more please y?

 

Just now, coffee said:

Has been..singular.. work items have been closed. Plural

 

[Ara_Tenkai]

9 minutes ago, toranam said:

Has been vs Have Been

I finished some work in the past want to tell some one

edi sentence 

When do you think I can close the ticket as work has been finished already. or work have been finished already aa?

also if the work is finished you should not use been. It should be like I have finished the project last month.

 

[toranam]

1 minute ago, Purseram said:

This work is done already, can I close the ticket? anu 

he said not to close the ticket andu kay aa question 

[Ellen]

14 minutes ago, toranam said:

Has been vs Have Been

I finished some work in the past want to tell some one

edi sentence 

When do you think I can close the ticket as work has been finished already. or work have been finished already aa?

"When do you think I can close the ticket, as the work has already been finished ?"

Already is an adverb, so it must appear before the main verb and has is right~ singular

[Ara_Tenkai]

have been or has been comes if you want to specify the time period.

[reality]

1 minute ago, Ara_Tenkai said:

have been or has been comes if you want to specify the time period.

don’t misguide him man...

[toranam]

2 minutes ago, Ellen said:

"When do you think I can close the ticket, as the work has already been finished ?"

Already is an adverb, so it must appear before the main verb

how about if i finished something few min back ..and want to tell people in my team

work has been finished aa or have been finished aa 

[Ellen]

7 minutes ago, Ara_Tenkai said:

have been or has been comes if you want to specify the time period.

he need not mention time. It is not a hard and fast rule. If he wants to say time....he shud say ..the work has been finished yesterday or something like that. He is using an adverb "already" , indicating the work has been completed in the past

[Ellen]

Just now, toranam said:

how about if i finished something few min back ..and want to tell people in my team

work has been finished aa or have been finished aa 

Work is singular , so u need to use "has"

If you want to mention time you can say "the work has been finished few minutes ago"