1). Child has2). Child is been3). Child has been4). No improvement

1.	1). Child has2). Child is been3). Child has been4). No improvement
Answer» The sentence uses the verb form ‘have been’ which is incorrect. Since the noun is ‘the CHILD’, which is a SINGULAR noun, the verb ‘have’ is incorrect here. In order to form a meaningful sentence, the verb USED should be PRESENT perfect continuous TENSE 'has been'. Therefore, the correct answer is option 3. Improved sentence – The child has been playing in the park.

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The sentence uses the verb form ‘have been’ which is incorrect.

Since the noun is ‘the CHILD’, which is a SINGULAR noun, the verb ‘have’ is incorrect here. In order to form a meaningful sentence, the verb USED should be PRESENT perfect continuous TENSE 'has been'.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 3.

Improved sentence – The child has been playing in the park.

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