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Levis1 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Had

Are both okay:

I been there a few times and had fun but it was a while back.

And

I been there a few times and it was fun but it was a while back

  

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It should be "I've been" not "I been". Otherwise they are both OK, but I would advocate some punctuation: I've been there a few times and had fun, but it was a while back. I've been there a few times, and it was fun, but it was a while back.

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  • It should be "I've been" not "I been".
  • Otherwise they are both OK, but I would advocate some punctuation: I've been there a few times and had fun, but it was a while back.
  • I've been there a few times, and it was fun, but it was a while back.
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It should be "I've been" not "I been". Otherwise they are both OK, but I would advocate some punctuation:

I've been there a few times and had fun, but it was a while back.
I've been there a few times, and it was fun, but it was a while back.

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