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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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He has been to India
*is this related to be verbs or Tenses ?
*is this related to be verbs or Tenses ?
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There is nothing inherently wrong with "He has been to India". It could be considered wrong if you meant to say something else, such as "He was in India".
- There is nothing inherently wrong with "He has been to India".
- It could be considered wrong if you meant to say something else, such as "He was in India".
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There is nothing inherently wrong with "He has been to India".
It could be considered wrong if you meant to say something else, such as "He was in India".
It could be considered wrong if you meant to say something else, such as "He was in India".
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