We use the Present perfect passive to talk about actions in the past that still have an effect on the present moment.

 

My new bicycle has been delivered already, so now I can ride it all day long.

 

Your dog looks sad, has it been fed today?

 

Old chairs in the hall have been replaced with the new ones.   

To make statements with the Present perfect passive, use:

 

have/has been + the past participle form of the verb

 

Singular	Plural
I have been seen You have been seen He/she/it has been seen	We have been seen You have been seen They have been seen

 

This house has been sold to some foreigners.

 

What actor has been chosen for the leading role in your new movie?

 

This old violin hasn’t been played for ages.