Here is my question: Can I say "he is being sick"?
I was looking for how to use been and being.
What I have found:
The word being is the present participle form of the verb be. It is not used after have. As a rule, being is used after a form of be (is, am, are, was, were).
- He is being sick. (= He is vomiting.) (NOT He has being sick.)
- Who is being a silly baby, then?
- I was being careful.
(English Practice: Difference between being and been)
Some guy said I could not use "he is being sick" because it sounds unnatural.