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RA19 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Help me with two short sentences

HI,

Can someone help to correct these sentence?
Are both sentences have same meaning or different?

I never visit a museum before.
I did not come to a museum before.

Thanks:)
  

Top answer

I have never visited a museum before. I have never been to a museum before. Both the above have the same meaning.

— Lil' Ruby Rose

  • I have never visited a museum before.
  • I have never been to a museum before.
  • Both the above have the same meaning.
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9 Answers
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I have never visited a museum before.
I have never been to a museum before.

Both the above have the same meaning.
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This side of the Atlantic too.
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HI Grammar Geek,

I am sorry, but I did not understand what your mean is by "This side of the Atlantic too."

Thanks
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There are some differences between English as it's spoken in England and as it's spoken in the US. They are not usually big differences, but there are some.

LRR has given you her answer, and she is from the United Kingdom. I was confirming that the same thing could be said in the US.
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I haven't visited a museum before.
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HI,

I am fool. I did not notice that she is from UK.

Thanks:)
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RA19HI,

I am fool. I did not notice that she is from UK.

Thanks:)

Not noticing that someone is from the UK does not make you or anyone else a fool.
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