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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Can u help me in this ?
what is the difference between: He's been to Bermuda .
He's gone to Bermuda .
He's gone to Bermuda .
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Hi, Without any context, here's what I think when I read this. what is the difference between: He's been to Bermuda . He has viisted Bermuda one or more times in the past.
- Hi, Without any context, here's what I think when I read this.
- what is the difference between: He's been to Bermuda .
- He has viisted Bermuda one or more times in the past.
- He's probably not there now.
- He's gone to Bermuda .
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Hi,
Without any context, here's what I think when I read this.
what is the difference between:
He's been to Bermuda . He has viisted Bermuda one or more times in the past. He's probably not there now.
He's gone to Bermuda .
Without any context, here's what I think when I read this.
what is the difference between:
He's been to Bermuda . He has viisted Bermuda one or more times in the past. He's probably not there now.
He's gone to Bermuda .
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Usually:
He's been to Bermuda. -- He visited Bermuda in the past.
He's gone to Bermuda . - He is visiting Bermuda now.
He's been to Bermuda. -- He visited Bermuda in the past.
He's gone to Bermuda . - He is visiting Bermuda now.
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