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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

How much different between "have you ever been there" and " have you been there"?

HI.

I have some question when I reading a English book.
Here, how much different between "have you ever been" and "have you been " in nuance?
"I want to feel the nuance about the "ever".

I think the "ever" has the same mean which is "once".
Does it make sense? I have no idea.

Thanks
  

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Carter Lee I think the "ever" has the same mean ing which is as "once". No. In the present perfect, 'ever' = 'at any time (in your life) until now' CJ

— CalifJim

  • Carter Lee I think the "ever" has the same mean ing which is as "once".
  • No.
  • In the present perfect, 'ever' = 'at any time (in your life) until now' CJ
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Carter LeeI think the "ever" has the same meaning which is as "once".
No. In the present perfect, 'ever' = 'at any time (in your life) until now'

CJ
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