How to Use “Be, Been & Being” in English | Easy English Conversation for Beginners A1–B2

Struggling to know when to use "be," "been," or "being"? You're not alone — this is one of the most common grammar mix-ups for English learners around the world. In this episode of The City of English, Anna and Jason break down these three forms of the verb "to be" using simple explanations, everyday examples, and a real-life story about a woman named Elena preparing for a job interview. You'll learn: ✅ When to use "be" after modal verbs and "to" ✅ How "been" connects to have, has, and had ✅ The two different jobs of "being" — temporary behavior and sentence subjects ✅ The key difference between "has gone" and "has been" ✅ New vocabulary you can use in real conversations today By the end of this episode, you'll never pause mid-sentence wondering which word to use again. Perfect for English learners at A2–B2 level who want to speak with more confidence and clarity. 🎧 New episodes every week — helping you build your own City of English, one word at a time. 👉 Subscribe so you never miss an episode. 👉 Try the Listener Challenge at the end and share your sentences in the comments! be been being, be been being grammar, english grammar for beginners, learn english podcast, english speaking practice, verb to be english, present perfect english, english grammar tips, improve english speaking, english learning podcast, a2 b2 english, english conversation practice, common english mistakes, english grammar explained, the city of english #LearnEnglish #EnglishGrammar #EnglishPodcast #BeBeenBeing #EnglishSpeaking #ESL #EnglishLearners #TheCityOfEnglish #SpeakEnglishConfidently #GrammarTips