There has been ...
There has been ... significa “There has/have been: el present perfect de there is/are”. There has been / There have been es el present perfect de there is / there are. Formación: There + has / have + been + noun
There has/have been: el present perfect de there is/are
B2Formación
There + has / have + been + noun
Explicación
There has been / There have been es el present perfect de there is / there are. Se usa para algo que empezó u ocurrió antes de ahora y sigue importando: There has been an accident (el tráfico sigue cortado). Se elige «has been» con un sustantivo singular y «have been» con uno plural. Para un momento pasado terminado y sin relación con el presente, se usa there was / there were.
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Nota
La concordancia sigue al sustantivo: there has been + singular, there have been + plural. Compárese con el pasado terminado: There was a storm last night.
FAQ
There has been ... — ¿qué significa y cómo se usa?
There has/have been: el present perfect de there is/are. There has been / There have been es el present perfect de there is / there are. Se usa para algo que empezó u ocurrió antes de ahora y sigue importando: There has been an accident (el tráfico sigue cortado). Se elige «has been» con un sustantivo singular y «have been» con uno plural. Para un momento pasado terminado y sin relación con el presente, se usa there was / there were.
There has been ... — ¿cómo se forma?
There + has / have + been + noun
There has been ... — ¿algo a tener en cuenta?
La concordancia sigue al sustantivo: there has been + singular, there have been + plural. Compárese con el pasado terminado: There was a storm last night.