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Haykoo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
have you been
Hi everyone !
Could we use instead of " attend the lesson" - " have you attended the lesson?" ,
" have you been at the lesson ?" or " have you been to the lesson ?"
other sentenses is ok ?
"have you been in the cinema ?"
"Have you been to the theatre?"
Thanks you in advance.
Could we use instead of " attend the lesson" - " have you attended the lesson?" ,
" have you been at the lesson ?" or " have you been to the lesson ?"
other sentenses is ok ?
"have you been in the cinema ?"
"Have you been to the theatre?"
Thanks you in advance.
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Hello, haykoo—and welcome to English Forums. All of your phrasings, as rough as they are, have their uses. They are not always synonymous, however.
- Hello, haykoo—and welcome to English Forums.
- All of your phrasings, as rough as they are, have their uses.
- They are not always synonymous, however.
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Hello, haykoo—and welcome to English Forums.
All of your phrasings, as rough as they are, have their uses. They are not always synonymous, however.
All of your phrasings, as rough as they are, have their uses. They are not always synonymous, however.
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