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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

England

I've never been in England. Or

I've never been to England.

Are both useable?
  

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Hi, I have never been to England. Thank you.

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  • Hi, I have never been to England.
  • Thank you.
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3 Answers
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Hi,

I have never been to England.

Thank you.
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Is I've never been in England okay tho?

I think i've heard it in use.
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I don't think so ^^

The usage of "to" is correct , but you could say " I've never been "in" love before"
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