To imagine this ungainly verbal predicate in a sentence, consider:
e.g. That song has been being sung for hours, and Im sick of it.
which implies either the singing of one extremely long song or repetitious performances of the same song.
Source: Gerald. P. Delahunty, James J. Garvey. Language, grammar and Communication. A Course for Teachers of English. Colorado, 1994. p. 194
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