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Carter Lee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Formal answer.

Hi.
I was asked of the following questions.

1. What did you first drive a car?
2. What did you first go on trip?

What is the conventional or formal answer?

In my case of 1 : When I was young about 20 , I got a drive license. That was my first drove experience.

In my case of 2 : My fist trip was on honeymoon to abroad. I have been to hongkong.
  

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I was asked of the following questions. 1. What When did you first drive a car?

— Fivejedjon

  • I was asked of the following questions.
  • 1.
  • What When did you first drive a car?
  • 2.
  • What When did you first go on trip?
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I was asked of the following questions.
1. What When did you first drive a car? 2. What When did you first go on trip?

What is the conventional or formal answer?

In my the case of 1. When I was young, about, 20 , I got a driveng licence
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fivejedjonI was asked of the following questions.1. What When did you first drive a car? 2. What When did you first go on trip?What is the conventional or formal answer?In my the case of 1. When I was young, about, 20 , I got a driveng licence (British English).. That was my first drove driving experience.2. My first trip to abroad was on honeymoon. I have been went to Ho
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Carter LeeCan I use like this "I have been to Hong Kong" instead "I went to Hong Kong"?
Not when you are specifically talking about your first trip abroad (in the past).
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fivejedjon Carter LeeCan I use like this "I have been to Hong Kong" instead "I went to Hong Kong"?Not when you are specifically talking about your first trip abroad (in the past).
Sorry, I don't understand your said. Could you please let me know more English? It was not easy to recognize your answer as beginner.
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If you are talking about a specific past-time event, such as your first visit to HK, then you need a past-tense verb: I went to Honk Kong for the first time in 2012/on my honeymoon.. If you are talking about your life experience up to the present time, then you need a present perfect form: I have been to Hong Kong once/several times/etc.
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