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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Go to a museum?

Hi. Please help. Let's say students are back from vacation and you want to ask one of them whether he or she has been to any museum. Beside the usual form, "Have you been to any museum?" or "Have you been to any museums?" (I think they are the usual questions we ask in this type of situation) can you ask "Did you go to a museum" or "Did you go to museums?"
  

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Anonymous students are back from vacation Presumably, you want a response that relates to the vacation period. " - it doesn't say in what time-frame. " might be better.

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  • Anonymous students are back from vacation Presumably, you want a response that relates to the vacation period.
  • " - it doesn't say in what time-frame.
  • " might be better.
  • " would also work.
  • Note that an article seemed necessary here.
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Anonymousstudents are back from vacation
Presumably, you want a response that relates to the vacation period.
"Have you been to any museum(s)?" - it doesn't say in what time-frame.
"Did you go to a museum during your vacation?" might be better.
"Did you visit any museums during your time away?" would also work. Note that an ar
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