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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Had been to VS. Have been to
Have you been to the country before? VS. Had you been to the country before?
I would like to ask the question above, and then which one is better to you? and is there any difference in meaning and usage? Thank you so much.
I would like to ask the question above, and then which one is better to you? and is there any difference in meaning and usage? Thank you so much.
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Before and during your trip, "have you been."
Once you are home and your trip is in the past, "had you been."
Once you are home and your trip is in the past, "had you been."
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