Present Perfect Passive expresses an action that happened at least one time to the subject, or if the subject has been in a certain state of being since a time in the past. To create this tense put the magic word for Present Perfect tense, have, in front of the the magic word for Passive tense, been, followed by the Past Participle of the verb.

         * Present Perfect Passive is also used as simple past (especially in England) in some cases when the speaker is stressing the action:
I have been robbed!

         Example: This basketball has been used as a soccer ball. That is why it is so dirty.

1) This car has been broken into three times since the beginning of the year.

2) That's weird, I have never been likened to Tom Hanks before.

3) Judging by the creases, this book has been read many times before.

4) Planes have been used as the primary form of transportation between Europe and America for the last 50 years.

5) Help! Help! I have been attacked!

6) How many countries have you been taken to?

7) I have been mugged in seven countries.

8) James - Careful with that Kyle, your going to die!

    Kyle - Don't worry, I have been told that many times before and I have never died.

9) How many times have you been arrested while skiing Kyle?

10) Bob Marley has been seen skiing in Valle Nevado three times this year.

11) I have never been asked to do anything like that before!

12) She has never been hit by her boyfriend.

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