A Rock and a Flame The first time Linda entered the kitchen after her interview with Gilman, Katy asked in deep concern, "Now what ye been doing, lambie?
She dreaded meeting her at dinner that night, and she wondered all the way home where Eileen had gone from the bank and what she had been doing.
For that matter, it's nothing like what you men have been doing--taking money from Carrington and Morton.
I do not know in the least what she may have been doing; but, whatever it is, it's entirely apart from me.
The more I've hated what I've been doing, the more sure I've been.
In as much as you don't know where I was or what I've been doing, it will not compromise you if I say that I found a thirty-eight calibre revolver with three empty shells in the cylinder.
I see no reason why we can't tell our family and friends what we've been doing.
You shouldn't write about it for the simple reason that Lieutenant Hauser ordered us to say nothing of the things we've been doing on this trip.
You mean we can't even write our friends about what we've been doing on this trip?
It's utterly silly not letting us tell anything about what we've been doingin the swamp.
And I guess 'tain't harder work than what I've been doing to-day.
Then we'll continue working the way we've been doing it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "been doing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
