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Maria D Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
have been to / was to (in)?
Hello! Could you help me, please?
It's well-known we can say both following sentences:
I have been to Paris. = I went there and then went back.
I have been in Paris. = I visited it.
But what about the Past Simple?
Can we say "I was to Paris last year." or only "I was in Paris last year."?
Thank you!
It's well-known we can say both following sentences:
I have been to Paris. = I went there and then went back.
I have been in Paris. = I visited it.
But what about the Past Simple?
Can we say "I was to Paris last year." or only "I was in Paris last year."?
Thank you!
Top answer
I was in Paris last year. I have been to Paris. = I went there and then came back.
- I was in Paris last year.
- I have been to Paris.
- = I went there and then came back.
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I was in Paris last year.
I have been to Paris. = I went there and then came back.
I have been to Paris. = I went there and then came back.
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